Preparing refractory articles by a freezecast process

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With step of cooling to a temperature of zero degrees c. or...

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264 60, 264 62, C04B 4187

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051204770

ABSTRACT:
Refractory articles are prepared by a freezecast process where a ceramic fiber mat is saturated with a colloidal silica aqueous suspension, frozen and then heated to produce a preform. The preform is then saturated with a colloidal silica aqueous suspension, frozen, and then heated to produce a refractory article having silica particles substantially uniformly distributed throughout. The density of the refractory article can be increased by compression of the saturated mat prior to freezing.

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