Formation of Pores in Granulated Mineral Materials under Firing
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Abstract
Based on the regularities of the growth of gas bubbles, crystallization of metals, and topochemical reactions of decomposition of solids, the kinetic equation of pore formation in granules of mineral materials under firing is derived. The obtained equations are recommended for mathematical modeling of the pore formation process in granulated foam glass and porous fillers.
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OpenAlex topics: Mining and Gasification Technologies
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