RI 8823 - Resistance of Selected Refractories to Mineral Waste Melts

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Timothy A. Clancy
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

In support of research on forming ceramics from mining and processing wastes, the Bureau of Mines tested various commercial refractories to evaluate their resistance to melts of these wastes. Sixteen refractories of various types were exposed in slag erosion tests to two siliceous waste melts with Si02/CaO ratios of 4.0 and 2.2, The extent and nature of slag attack were then determined for each refractory. The nature of slag attack was investigated through scanning electron micrographs and microprobe elemental distributions. The refractories that performed best in resisting attack by the melts were high-alumina types, and of the refractories tested, the most resistant was a 90-pct-Al203, 10-pct-Cr203 refractory.
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APA: Timothy A. Clancy  (1983)  RI 8823 - Resistance of Selected Refractories to Mineral Waste Melts

MLA: Timothy A. Clancy RI 8823 - Resistance of Selected Refractories to Mineral Waste Melts. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1983.

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