Effect of additives on the thermal-shock resistance of corundum-zircon refractories

Orlova, I. G.; Gudilina, A. I.; Drizheruk, M. E.

doi:10.1007/bf01398002

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“…These composites have better thermal-shock resistance than the matrix material, i.e. mullite or alumina (Orlova et al 1981;Esper et al 1984).…”

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confidence: 99%

Comparative study of zirconia-mullite and alumina-zirconia composites

Biswas

Chaudhuri

1999

Bull Mater Sci

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Several zirconia-mullite and alumina-zirconia composites were prepared and their physical, chemical, mechanical and thermal properties determined. The phase assemblage, size of ZrO 2 crystals and microstructure of the composites were ascertained. This paper embodies a comparison of the alumina-zirconia and zirconia-mullite composites with respect to their properties and also the constitution-property relationships between each group of composites. Alumina-zirconia composites (AZ) were found to be superior to zirconia-mullite composites (prepared through ZMS or ZMC route) in almost all respects. Thermal-shock resistance and hydration resistance of the clay-based zirconia-mullite (ZMC) composites and alumina-zirconia (AZ) composites were almost at par.

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“…These composites have better thermal-shock resistance than the matrix material, i.e. mullite or alumina (Orlova et al 1981;Esper et al 1984).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%