Resin-Bonded Magnesia-Carbon Refractories With Coal-Tar Resin Additive For The Steel Industry

Magnesia and carbon-based refractories are the predominant lining materials for modern steelmaking equipment. In a new process developed by Rutgers Chemicals AG, a hot melt coal-tar resin powder with a softening point well above 200 deg C, is produced from a conventional coal-tar pitch. Moreover, the harmful benzoapyrene is largely removed in this process so that Carbores only contains 3% of the original amount of benzoapyrene.

Author
C G Aneziris Et Al
Origin
Freiberg University, Germany
Journal Title
Cfi/Ber Dkg 80 5 2003 E31-E34
Sector
Refractories
Class
R 481

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Resin-Bonded Magnesia-Carbon Refractories With Coal-Tar Resin Additive For The Steel Industry
Cfi/Ber Dkg 80 5 2003 E31-E34
R 481
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