AIST
Calendar
Foundation
Steel News
Search WWW
Login
Toggle navigation
About AIST
Membership
Local Member Chapters
Technology Committees
Conferences & Expositions
Industry Resources
Publications & Advertising
Students & Faculty
×
Store Home
Cart Summary
+ Show
- Hide
0 item(s) ($0.00)
Your cart is empty.
Open Invoices
×
Click the box next to each open invoice to add it to your cart.
Date
Invoice
Description
Balance
In Cart
×
Membership & Subscriptions
Join AIST
Renew My Membership
Print Journal Subscription
Digital Journal Subscription
Print & Digital Journal Subscription
Full Digital Subscription
Events
AISTech
All Events
Annual Events
Member Chapters
Technology Committees
Technology Training
Webinars
Product Search
All Products
AIST Transactions
Books
Conference Proceedings
Industry Data
Iron & Steel Technology
About the AIST Resource Center
Product Details:
Improve Blast Furnace Safety, Operational Stability and Hearth Wall Preservation With Tailored Taphole Clay Technologies
Blast furnace taphole clays are refractory materials made of alumina, silica, silicon carbide, silicon nitride and carbon (Al2O3-SiO2-SiC-Si3N4-C), bonded by tar, resin and/or synthetic oil, plastic at the temperatures of use and used to seal blast furnaces tapholes at the end of tapping. Their main functions may be divided in four2: (1) after plugging, assure the closure of the blast furnace taphole; (2) at the moment of tapping, allow its drilling; (3) assure a regular drainage of the hot metal and slag; and (4) contribute to the hearth refractory protection (“mushroom”) in the taphole region.
Product:
2022 AISTech Conference Proceedings
Additional Product Info
Product Code:
PR-386-176
Author:
T.M. Oliveira, A.S. Ribeiro, W. Headrick Jr., F. Nonaka
Date:
May 01, 2022
Format:
PDF
Member Price:
$15.00
Non-Member Price:
$25.00
Your Price:
$25.00
Available for Immediate Download
Item added to cart!
×
Item
Qty
Price
Subtotal
View Cart/Enter Coupon
Checkout
Your cart is empty.