1- https://doi.org/10.1002/14356007.a23_001
Refractory Ceramics
- Jun 15, 2000
- Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry
- Gerald Routschka +1 more
Abstract The article contains sections titled:1.Introduction2.Historical Aspects3.General Classification and Nomenclature4.Raw Materials5.Production5.1.Production of Coarse‐Grained Refractory Products5.2.Production of Fine‐Grained Refractory Ceramics5.3.Brick Dimensions and Dimensional Tolerances5.4.Packaging, Storage, and Storage Time5.5.Quality Assurance6.General Composition, Properties, and Testing7.Types of Refractory Ceramics7.1.Dense, Shaped Refractory Products7.1.1.Silica Bricks and Fused‐Silica Ceramics7.1.2.Fireclay and High‐Alumina Bricks7.1.3.Basic Bricks7.1.4.Zircon‐ and Zirconia‐Containing Bricks7.1.5.Carbon and Graphite Bricks7.1.6.Carbon and Graphite‐Containing Refractories7.1.7.Silicon Carbide Bricks7.1.8.Fine‐Grained Oxide and Nonoxide Ceramics7.1.9.Fusion‐Cast Bricks7.1.10.Refractory Ceramics with Low Thermal Expansion7.2.Unshaped Refractory Materials7.3.Heat‐Insulating Ceramic Materials7.3.1.Insulating Bricks7.3.2.Insulating Refractory Bricks7.3.3.Refractory Ceramic Fibers8.Selection, Use, and Industry‐Specific Consumption of Refractory Ceramics9.Toxicology and Occupational Health10.Economic Aspects
