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· as a castable is never completely "dry" at 110°C. Firstly there is chemical combined water within the hydrated calcium aluminate cement particles. Secondly there is still superficial water present due to the steam pressure in the small pores (hydrothermal condi-tion) which is only released at temperatures beyond 200°C.
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· Castable refractory consists of mixtures of coarse and fine refractory grains together with a bonding agent which is normally based on high alumina cement. Explain the term inversions in relation to the behavior of silica brick on heating and cooling. 4
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Refractory. One of a number of ceramic materials for use in high-temperature structures or equipment. The term high temperatures is somewhat indefinite but usually means above about 1830°F (1000°C) or temperatures at which because of melting or oxidation the common metals cannot be used.
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