sistemas ligantes para concretos refratários mulitizáveis binding systems for mulitized castables
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Abstract
Concretos mulitizados são comumente utilizados na indústria siderúrgica devido as suas excelentes propriedades. Entretanto, a presença de cimento de aluminato de cálcio, juntamente com SiO2, forma eutéticos e fases de baixo ponto de fusão, motivando assim a seleção de ligantes alternativos. Neste trabalho os três principais ligantes para refratários (cimento de aluminato de cálcio, alumina hidratável e sílica coloidal) foram incorporados em concretos com alto potencial de mulitização e suas propriedades a verde e a quente foram comparadas, definindo quais ligantes apresentam melhor desempenho. Os resultados indicam que a sílica coloidal, além de facilitar a etapa de secagem, resulta em excelentes propriedades a quente e em menor teor de líquido residual após queima, quando comparados com uma composição referência de alta alumina.
Mullite based castables are usually applied for lining steel industries processing ladles due to their superior working performance. However, the presence of aluminate cement and SiO2 can deteriorate their hot properties by the formation of eutectics and low melting point phases, which motivates the search for alternatives biding systems. In this paper, the three main binders for refractory castables (aluminate cement, hydratable alumina and colloidal silica) were added to different compositions and their green and hot properties were compared, aiming to define which one presents better performance. The results indicated the colloidal silica as a promising substitute to the aluminate cement as it favors the drying process, provides excellent hot properties, higher refractoriness and generates low residual liquid phase after sintering, when compared to a high alumina composition.
Mullite based castables are usually applied for lining steel industries processing ladles due to their superior working performance. However, the presence of aluminate cement and SiO2 can deteriorate their hot properties by the formation of eutectics and low melting point phases, which motivates the search for alternatives biding systems. In this paper, the three main binders for refractory castables (aluminate cement, hydratable alumina and colloidal silica) were added to different compositions and their green and hot properties were compared, aiming to define which one presents better performance. The results indicated the colloidal silica as a promising substitute to the aluminate cement as it favors the drying process, provides excellent hot properties, higher refractoriness and generates low residual liquid phase after sintering, when compared to a high alumina composition.
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| Authors | ;M. V. M Magliano;V. C Pandolfelli |
| Journal | Zootaxa |
| Year | 2010 |
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