Abstract

The results of studying heating deformation and creep are described for two systems: electrocorundum — α-Al2O3 — phosphate binder and electrocorundum — pyrophyllite — phosphate binder. It is shown that composites with H3PO4 experience less deformation than composites with the alumochromium-phosphate binder, whereas using pyrophyllite instead of aluminum oxide increases creep deformation due to the presence of the liquid phase in the material. The effect of technological factors is investigated.

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