New Characterization Method of Hot Metal Penetration Resistance for Blast Furnace Carbon Blocks

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The main causes for deterioration of carbon blocks are due to the penetration and dissolution of hot metal against pores and surfaces. The active national standard GB/T 24201-2009 can only judge the hot metal dissolution, but the penetration of hot metal during test has been neglected. On the basis of national standard, a new measurement and characterization method is proposed. The study shows that with the help of back-scattered electron detect technology combined with statistical analysis, the penetration depth of hot metal could be quantitative evaluated, which could provide a reference for optimize the production of blast furnace refractories.

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