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Article | REF: N4851 V1

From Steel Making Process to Suitable Refractory Ceramics. Solicitations and Industrial Illustrations

Authors: Philippe BLUMENFELD, Jacques POIRIER

Publication date: September 10, 2022

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1. Refractory conditions from blast furnace to continuous casting

1.1 Importance of materials and conditions associated with refractory attack

In the article [N 4 850] , we gave an overview of the manufacturing processes and the possible reactions between the refractory and the materials (metal, slag, inclusions, gases) present in the various furnaces, as well as the critical parameters that control them.

This section details all the materials and conditions associated with refractory attack in the successive...

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