Preparation of a Carbon Free Precast Block for Ladle Lining

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Zhigang Liang
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Jan 1, 2009

Abstract

A carbon free precast block was prepared by using high-alumina fused corundum as aggregate and fused magnesia, and ultra-fine Al2O3 and ultra-fine SiO2 powders as matrix materials. A small linear expansion for the precast block was achieved through spinel formation from the reaction of MgO with Al2O3. The precast block showed a lower apparent porosity, higher hot modulus of rupture and better slag corrosion resistance compared to the traditional Al2O3-MgO-C brick. Moreover, the practical application of the precast block to the ladle lining proved it to possess a better thermal insulation which could effectively prevent the temperature drop of molten steel during the refining process. It can be predicted that the carbon free precast block could possibly be accepted as a new type of ladle lining material for the production of low-carbon and ultra-low-carbon steel.
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APA: Zhigang Liang  (2009)  Preparation of a Carbon Free Precast Block for Ladle Lining

MLA: Zhigang Liang Preparation of a Carbon Free Precast Block for Ladle Lining. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2009.

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