Carbon Containing Castables and More

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In terms of this work formulations of carbon bonded castables based on new binder approaches and nanoadditions will be demonstrated. The new binder system allows the manufacturing of water based magnesia carbon castables with the same properties and chemistry of pressed magnesia carbon bricks. This binder can be also applied in oxide castables offering them high refractoriness and workability during processing. According to the workability nano-additions improve significantly the spreading diameter of carbon castables and as a result their flowability.

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October 2010

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