The Choice of Chemical Composition and Raw Materials for the Production of Basalt Wool with the Defined Characteristics

A.V. Khandoshka; Svetlana G. Vlasova

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The Choice of Chemical Composition and Raw Materials for the Production of Basalt Wool with the Defined Characteristics

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The composition of mineral wool was selected for the research, based on the chemical composition of the raw materials, the determination of the acidity module to obtain the thermal insulation material with the best characteristics and the lowest cost of the production of basalt mineral wool. The paper deals with compositions of raw materials and selection chemical compositions of charges for production of basalt mineral wool, and the experiments of welded samples were made and tested for viscosity, surface tension, chemical analysis and x-ray analysis.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 284)

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A.V. Khandoshka*, Svetlana G. Vlasova

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Basalt, Dolomite, Metallurgical Slag, Modulus of Acidity, Surface Tension, Surface Viscosity, Thermal Insulation Materials

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