Study on Compound Modification of Sodium Silicate

Li Ge Wang; Rang Wei Tang; Long Zhou; En Ze Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.557-559.845

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Study on Compound Modification of Sodium Silicate

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In this paper, two-component compound modifiers were used to modify sodium silicate, preparing a new type of inorganic-organic composite cold pellet binder consolidation. The dispersion of its formative adhesive films is good and the bonding ability is also high. By changing modifier ratio and addition, the information of pellet structure and composition was studied. The results showed that: when the compound modifier-component mass ratio is 1:1, adding the amount is 2%, the modified adhesive bond strength is higher, the production of pellets using compression strength up to 2.75KN / a, meeting the needs of blast furnace smelting.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 557-559)

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July 2012

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Li Ge Wang, Rang Wei Tang, Long Zhou, En Ze Wang

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Compound, Modification, Sodium Silicate

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