Development of refractory concrete for extreme conditions

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Comparative analysis is provided for the properties of medium-cement refractory concrete with microsilica based on mullite filler in relation to different type of deflocculant. The effect of different deflocculants on refractory concrete structure formation, hydration, rheology, strength and heat resistance is discussed. Corrosion resistance test, determined that samples with hybrid deflocculant showed better resistance for slag penetration than samples with only the sodium tripolyphosphate or polycarboxylate ether deflocculant. Moreover, a composition of hybrid deflocculant let to control the rate of the hydration process and to get features of refractory refractory concrete.

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Pundiene, I., Antonovich, V., Stonys, R., & Demidova-Buiziniene, I. (2011). Development of refractory concrete for extreme conditions. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 25). https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/25/1/012001

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