Cathodoluminescence Mineralogy of Used MgO-C Bricks in Basic Oxygen Furnaces
Abstract
Carbon containing magnesia refractories are widely used in slag lines of basic oxygen furnaces (BOF) because of the superior wear resistance that can be achieved. the cathodoluminescence (CL) method was found to be uniquely suited to study quantitative phase distribution from hot face to cold face of the bricks and to study refractory wear in a steelmaking environment. CL study of post-mortem MgO-C bricks from BOF slag lines provides invaluable information for understanding the reaction mechanisms which govern wear of these materials.
Recommended Citation
M. Karakus et al., "Cathodoluminescence Mineralogy of Used MgO-C Bricks in Basic Oxygen Furnaces," Veitsch-Radex Rundschau, Veitsch-Radex AG für feuerfeste Erzeugnisse, Jan 2000.
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Materials Science and Engineering
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Article - Journal
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German
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© 2000 Veitsch-Radex AG für feuerfeste Erzeugnisse, All rights reserved.
Publication Date
01 Jan 2000