Improving the Refractory Lining Durability of Pyrometallurgical Plants in Service at the Svyatogor Joint-Stock Co.
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Factors responsible for the failure of the refractory brick lining of pyrometallurgical plants in service at the Svyatogor JSC are considered, of which the major ones are: corrosion due to the attack from high-iron silicon-containing slag, infiltration of molten mass causing fracture during the heat-and-cool thermal cycling, and mechanical impact. Measures that allowed the refractory consumption rate to be reduced to 0.035 tons per ton of blister copper are described.
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OpenAlex topics: Material Properties and Applications · Diverse Industrial Engineering Technologies · Industrial Engineering and Technologies
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