Cement for collector bar-carbon block joints of electrolytic cel

Compositions – Electrically conductive or emissive compositions – Elemental carbon containing

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252502, 204243R, 524495, 524496, H01B 106

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049158740

ABSTRACT:
A cement for collector bar-carbon block joints of electrolytic cells, particularly for cells used for the production of aluminum. The cement comprises an aggregate of calcined anthracite or an anthracite/graphite mixture, a settable liquid polymeric binder and a curing agent for causing the binder to set. The cement is formulated so that it has a linear shrinkage of about 0.3 to 1.5% when exposed to the operating temperatures of the cell. The cement maintains a good electrical connection between the collector bar and carbon block without causing cracking of the block or of the cement.

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