1st Edition

Refractories Handbook

Edited By Charles Schacht Copyright 2004

    This comprehensive reference details the technical, chemical, and mechanical aspects of high-temperature refractory composite materials for step-by-step guidance on the selection of the most appropriate system for specific manufacturing processes. The book surveys a wide range of lining system geometries and material combinations and covers a broad range of tests for the determination of the thermal, mechanical, strength, and resistance properties of refractories. With contributions from international specialists with widespread experience in the field, Refractories Handbook provides examples of refractory lining systems utilized in a range of industries, including glass, cement, and steel.

    Preface, Contributors, 1. Properties of Refractories, 2. Fracture of Refractories, 3. Corrosion of Refractories, 4. Alumina-Silica Brick, 5. Magnesia Refractories, 6. Silica Brick Material Properties, 7. Doloma Refractories, 8. Carbonaceous Refractories, 9. Spinel-Containing Refractories, 10. Refractory Castables, 11. Unshaped Refractory Products, 12. Surface Chemistry as a Tool for the Development of Advanced Refractory Castables, 13. Thermomechanical Considerations for Refractory Linings, 14. Refractory Applications in Refineries and Circulating Fluid Bed Reactors, 15. Byproduct Coke Oven Battery Heating Wall Refractories—Damage and Causes of Failure, 16. Testing of Refractory Materials, 17. Refractory Lining Design and Installation, Index

    Biography

    Charles Schacht