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Using Periclase-Carbon Converter Linings at the Magnitogorskii Iron-And-Steel Works (MISW) Joint-Stock Co.

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Results of a repair-and-maintenance program aimed at increasing the durability of the converter lining in an oxygen converter shop at the MISW JSC are reported. The program includes a single-round placement of the lining, the use of high-resistance PUPK-1-grade refractory components in high-wear zones, advanced methods for lining maintenance, development of high-resistance mixtures and taphole blocks, improvement of the converter process parameters, and introduction of advanced methods for lining wear monitoring.

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Takhautdinov, R.S., Nosov, A.D., D'yachenko, V.F. et al. Using Periclase-Carbon Converter Linings at the Magnitogorskii Iron-And-Steel Works (MISW) Joint-Stock Co.. Refractories and Industrial Ceramics 44, 75–79 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024757508433

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