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A wide spectrum of traditional aluminosilicate refractory materials (chamotte, mullite-silica, mullite, mullite-corundum) for the construction and repair of glass-melting furnaces produced at the Borovichskii Refractory Works is considered.
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Skurikhin, V.V., Ermakov, I.N. Traditional and New Refractory Materials for Construction and Repair of Glass-Melting Furnaces. Glass and Ceramics 61, 346–351 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:GLAC.0000048709.75491.e1
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