Uhlig's Corrosion Handbook 2011
DOI: 10.1002/9780470872864.ch28
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Corrosion of Refractories and Ceramics

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“…3,4 These can appear as a single stress factor, but as a rule combinations of these stresses occur and affect the refractory lining. The most common chemical wear phenomena affecting the performance of magnesia-chromite bricks in the lead processing furnaces discussed in this paper are corrosion by acidic slags and sulfur, iron oxide attack, corrosion by high soda supply, reduction phenomena and brick damage by hydration.…”
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“…3,4 These can appear as a single stress factor, but as a rule combinations of these stresses occur and affect the refractory lining. The most common chemical wear phenomena affecting the performance of magnesia-chromite bricks in the lead processing furnaces discussed in this paper are corrosion by acidic slags and sulfur, iron oxide attack, corrosion by high soda supply, reduction phenomena and brick damage by hydration.…”
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“…Nevertheless, the refractory lining is exposed to complex and mutual wear caused by chemical, thermal, and mechanical stresses. [1][2][3][4] Therefore the exact understanding of the wear phenomena through post mortem studies is an important prerequisite for the refractory producer, since it provides the basis for both customer recommendations and innovative product development. In addition to post mortem studies, laboratory work and experimental testing carried out in the pilot plant of RHI's Technology Center Leoben enable the best possible understanding of the brick wear on the pilot scale.…”
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“…(2) . Bricks were prepared in specimens, 6.3 x 1.57 x 1.57 inch 3 , to design a lining to electromagnetic induction furnace.Thecorrosion resistancetest was carried out assembling eightspecimens, 2 foreachtypeof composition, filling out the crucible. Metallic chargewas addedasa sourceforliquidmetal, approximately4.41 pounds of steel SAE1020 andabout17.64pounds ofFeP alloy tosaturatethe liquid metalinphosphorus, preventingthe reductionofphosphorus oxide on slag.…”
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“…In the nonferrous metal industry, particularly in copper-and nickel-smelting furnaces, magnesia-chromite bricks are the refractory of choice because of their high corrosion resistance imparted by properties of the amphoteric species (Routschka and Wuthnow, 2012;Rigaud, 2011). Nevertheless, the refractory lining is exposed to complex wear caused by chemical, thermal, and mechanical stresses (Barthel, 1981;Gregurek and Majcenovic, 2003).…”
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