Metallurgical apparatus – Linings – Having specific grain size
Patent
1984-11-29
1986-02-18
Dixon, Jr., William R.
Metallurgical apparatus
Linings
Having specific grain size
266280, 222591, 106 3827, 501111, C21B 704
Patent
active
045709106
ABSTRACT:
A ladle or other vessel for containing molten metal, for example molten steel, is lined with refractory at least some of which (e.g. in the slag line area) is unfired refractory bonded with a phosphate bond such as a long-chain glassy polyphosphate and containing, at least in the material smaller than 0.15 mm (-100 mesh), a high-lime periclase grain. This type of refractory shows unexpectedly high resistance to erosion and corrosion in the environment of a steelmaking ladle.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3304187 (1967-02-01), Limes et al.
patent: 4443259 (1984-04-01), Nooden
Capella Steven
Dixon Jr. William R.
National Refractories & Minerals Corporation
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