Resin-bonded liner
AssigneeVesuvius Crucible Company
InventorsPriyadarshi G. Desai, Johan L. Richaud, Duane L. DeBastiani
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Abstract
In the continuous casting of molten metal, the invention describes a refractory article for reducing deposition of inclusions on a surface contacting the stream of molten metal. The article comprises a first composition and a second composition on at least a portion of the contacting surface. The second composition includes a resin-bonded refractory composition comprising a refractory aggregate and a reactive metal. The resin-bonded refractory composition reduces deposition of inclusions relative to standard carbon-bonded or castable refractories. The second composition is particularly effective as a nose of a stopper rod or a liner for a nozzle, shroud or slide gate plate.
Claims19
A refractory article for use in the casting of molten metal comprising a first refractory composition and a contacting surface adapted to contact a stream of molten metal, at least a portion of the contacting surface comprising a second refractory composition formed from a resin-bonded refractory mixture comprising at least one refractory aggregate, a curable resin binder and a reactive metal.
A refractory article for use in the casting of molten metal comprising a first refractory composition and a contacting surface adapted to contact a stream of molten metal, at least a portion of the contacting surface comprising a resin-bonded second refractory composition comprising at least one refractory aggregate and a reactive metal present in sufficient quantity to scavenge oxygen during casting of molten metal.
A refractory article for use in the casting of molten metal comprising a first refractory composition and a contacting surface adapted to contact a stream of molten metal, at least a portion of the contacting surface comprising a resin-bonded second refractory composition comprising at least one refractory aggregate and a reactive metal present in sufficient quantity to scavenge oxygen during casting of molten metal, and the article having a design ratio of less than eighty percent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.