Abstract

The paper shows that presence of such phases as mullite, corundum is required in order to obtain high quality refractories that are able to work effectively under the conditions of the simultaneous effects of corrosive environments, high temperatures and pressure, sudden changes in temperature. The structures of Al2O3 – SiO2 – CaO – Р2O5 system are examined in the materials in which the formation of defined phases is probably. Based on data it is carried out partitioning of the system on the elementary tetrahedrons. The data on the lengths of tie lines, volumes, the asymmetry degree and the eutectic temperature of elementary tetrahedrons are given. The geometric-topological characteristic of the phases of this system are presented. The choice of oxides compositions areas for the production of refractories is justified based on the obtained results.

Highlights

  • Systems comprising refractory oxides, and compounds as well as phosphates of the composition are of great interest for the study of the kinetics and mechanism for determining the hardening of phosphate tangles composed refractory like at normal temperature or under heating

  • Absence of the thermodynamic data about this system will not allow to clarify the processes of phase formation that occur in the material at high temperatures, as well as to solve important problems associated with the scientifically grounded choice of compositions and development of rational technological methods

  • Research results of the Al2O3–SiO2–CaO–Р2O5 system To analyze the probability of formation reactions of the crystalline phases, the calculation of the free Gibbs energy are made from the equations given by [12, 13]

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THE TECHNOLOGY OF REFRACTORIES

National Technical University «Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute» 2 Kirpicheva str., Kharkiv, Ukraine, 61002

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