Basic free-flowing casting material and preforms produced thereform
OwnerJerzy Bugajskiinventor
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The invention relates to free-flowing refractory castable material and castings produced therefrom. Refractory nonbasic and basic refractory castable materials have been known for a long time. The traditional refractory castable materials have thixotropic properties and must be lined sing vibration technology. In the past, free-flowing refractory castable materials were solely based on alumina raw materials. Attempts to produce an aqueous, highly concentrated basic suspension which would Coma the basis of free-flowing refractory castable materials failed to meet the requirements in terms of theological properties and a low degree of to hydration of the MgO-based materials. It is the aim of the invention to provide the above-mentioned refractory castable material for the monolithic lining or repair of high-temperature equipment and for the production of refractory castings. This is achieved by providing a fine-grained and a mixed fine and coarse-grained alternative. For the fine-grained alternative a refractory, dilatancy-promoting material on MgO basis with a grain size between 0.1 and 45 μm and at least one dilatancy-promoting dispersing and wetting agent is employed with the addition of predetermined amounts of mixing water. For the minced fine and coarse-grained alternative, again on MgO basis, in addition a refractory material with a grain size of up to 15 mm as well as binding agents are employed. In both alternatives, refractory and other additives improving the quality of the final products can also be employed.
Refractory free-flowing basic castable material or highly concentrated aqueous suspension, wherein said material or suspension is characterized by the following composition:
Refractory free-flowing basic castable material, wherein said material is characterized by the following composition:
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