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The Use of a Corundum Mixture for the Lining of Channel-Type Iron-Soaking Induction Furnaces

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The KSVKh-1 refractory mixture (available from the REIN JSC) was tested as a material for the lining of an LFR 30/CSH channel-type induction mixer under industrial conditions at the AMO ZIL automobile plant. The mixture was used to prepare the lining for the bath and nozzles by a castable technology; it showed a high resistance to wear and good service characteristics for a period of one year at least.

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Enenko, V.P., Chernov, I.A., Sizov, V.I. et al. The Use of a Corundum Mixture for the Lining of Channel-Type Iron-Soaking Induction Furnaces. Refractories and Industrial Ceramics 44, 289–291 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:REFR.0000009031.71845.5e

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