The Influence of Fe Additives on Silica Brick Microstructure

Lenka Nevřivová; Karel Lang; Vít Petranek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.911.173

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The Influence of Fe Additives on Silica Brick Microstructure

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Mineralogical composition has a decisive influence on the durability of silica materials built into heating aggregates as well as their dense. This paper describes the influence of Fe aditives and the influence of firing temperatures on the physical and mechanical properties and on final mineralogical composition of silica materials. The paper compares the properties of silica prepared without Fe additives with that prepared using Fe additives of varied granulometry.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 911)

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173-177

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Lenka Nevřivová*, Karel Lang, Vít Petranek

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Dense Silica, Mineralogical Composition, Silica Bricks

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