Research in the Field of Preparing Molded and Unmolded Refractories Based on High-Alumina HCBS. Part 13. Effect of Firing Temperature on Phase Composition, Structure, and Some Properties of Materials Based on Composite Composition HCBS (Bauxite, Electrocorundum, Quartz Glass)(1)

摘要

The effect of firing temperature in the range 800 - 1640A degrees C on the change in phase composition, structure, and some properties of specimen materials prepared on the basis of composite composition HCBS is studied. Four temperature ranges are stablished by a dilatometric method with a nonisothermal heating rate of 300A degrees C/h corresponding to normal thermal expansion (up to 800A degrees C), sintering accompanied by shrinkage (800 - 1150A degrees C), mullitization accompanied by growth (1150 - 1400A degrees), and sintering of mullitized material (1400 - 1500A degrees C). A set of methods is used (XPA, dilatometric analysis, optical, and electron microscopy) to specify the phase composition and material structure in the firing temperature ranges noted. After firing at 1400 - 1640A degrees C the material contains 38 - 42% mullite, 50 - 55% corundum, and balance glass phase and titanium compounds.