Development and Application of Shotcreting Castable for Steel Ladle

Yan Qin; Guo Tao Liu; Ze Ming Tong; Yong Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.396-398.848

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Development and Application of Shotcreting Castable for Steel Ladle

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The article mainly introduct the development and application of shotcreting castable for metallurgical steel ladle. The shotcreting castable mainly use tabular alumina, white fused corundum, fused spinel, aluminate cement, alumina micro powder, fused magnesium as raw material, After studied by the workability and physical properties of gunning machine, it is proved by application in steel ladle, the shotcreting castable has a good workability, with higher adhesive rate, faster hardening speed, better thermal shock resistance and stronger erosion resistance ability. So the shotcreting castable has a higher service life.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 396-398)

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Yan Qin, Guo Tao Liu, Ze Ming Tong, Yong Chen

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Corundum-Spinel Shotcreting Castable, Shotcreting, Slag Corrosion Resistance, Steel Ladle

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