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Calculation of the properties of raw briquet for producing foam glass in the temperature range of preheating

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The suggested method allows for the calculation of a temperature dependence of the density, thermal conductivity, and specific thermal capacity of a raw briquet (from glass powder) during preheating in the course of foam glass production. The properties of the raw briquet were determined based on the structure and chemical composition of the raw material (glass). The resulting dependences can be used to solve the problems of heat-mass exchange.

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Demin, A.M. Calculation of the properties of raw briquet for producing foam glass in the temperature range of preheating. Glass Phys Chem 39, 462–466 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1087659613040081

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