Effects of magnesia fines addition ( 4%, 6% and 8% in mass ) and spinel with different compositions (alumina-rich, magnesia-rich and stoichiometric spi-nel) on thermal expansion behavior of alumina magne-sia casta...Effects of magnesia fines addition ( 4%, 6% and 8% in mass ) and spinel with different compositions (alumina-rich, magnesia-rich and stoichiometric spi-nel) on thermal expansion behavior of alumina magne-sia castables were researched using tabular corundum, magnesia fines, spinel fines, p-A12O3, Secar-71 cement and SiO2 fume as main starting materials. The results show that: (1) thermal expansion coefficients of speci- mens with 4 mass% and 6 mass% magnesia fines have the similar change tendency, increasing slightly with temperature rising ; when magnesia addition is 8 mass% , the thermal expansion coefficient increases ob-viously at Ⅰ 050 ℃ and reaches the peak at 1 350 ℃ ; (2) when MgO content is the same, the specimen with magnesia-rich spinel has the lowest thermal expansion coefficient; (3) for the castables specimens with the same MgO content, the specimen with magnesia has higher thermal expansion coefficient than that with pre-synthesized spin, el, which is related with the secondary spinelization dttriag the heating process.展开更多
文摘Effects of magnesia fines addition ( 4%, 6% and 8% in mass ) and spinel with different compositions (alumina-rich, magnesia-rich and stoichiometric spi-nel) on thermal expansion behavior of alumina magne-sia castables were researched using tabular corundum, magnesia fines, spinel fines, p-A12O3, Secar-71 cement and SiO2 fume as main starting materials. The results show that: (1) thermal expansion coefficients of speci- mens with 4 mass% and 6 mass% magnesia fines have the similar change tendency, increasing slightly with temperature rising ; when magnesia addition is 8 mass% , the thermal expansion coefficient increases ob-viously at Ⅰ 050 ℃ and reaches the peak at 1 350 ℃ ; (2) when MgO content is the same, the specimen with magnesia-rich spinel has the lowest thermal expansion coefficient; (3) for the castables specimens with the same MgO content, the specimen with magnesia has higher thermal expansion coefficient than that with pre-synthesized spin, el, which is related with the secondary spinelization dttriag the heating process.