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The influence of composition, processing and temperature on the Young's modulus of elasticity of carbon-bonded refractoriesWerner, Jörn 11 December 2014 (has links) (PDF)
Thermal shock resistance is a key property of refractory materials. Its determination and prediction is essential for the design of structural refractories as well as lining materials. Young’s modulus of elasticity (E) is a crucial parameter for the calculation of thermal shock resistance.
For all investigated carbon-bonded alumina composition a significant increase of E was observed. This increase was attributed to a mismatch of the coefficient of thermal expansion of the composite constituents. Besides others, the graphite content as well as the maximum alumina particle size were identified as crucial factors influencing E(T). Furthermore, the influence of the porosity on E was shown and existing models were fitted to the experimental data for future predictions of E. Finally a metal melt filter structure was investigated to investigate the relationship between its strut Young’s modulus and the structures’ E at high temperatures. Further research should address the filter topic since it was uncertain how to find the normal modes of those structures.
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The influence of composition, processing and temperature on the Young's modulus of elasticity of carbon-bonded refractoriesWerner, Jörn 03 November 2014 (has links)
Thermal shock resistance is a key property of refractory materials. Its determination and prediction is essential for the design of structural refractories as well as lining materials. Young’s modulus of elasticity (E) is a crucial parameter for the calculation of thermal shock resistance.
For all investigated carbon-bonded alumina composition a significant increase of E was observed. This increase was attributed to a mismatch of the coefficient of thermal expansion of the composite constituents. Besides others, the graphite content as well as the maximum alumina particle size were identified as crucial factors influencing E(T). Furthermore, the influence of the porosity on E was shown and existing models were fitted to the experimental data for future predictions of E. Finally a metal melt filter structure was investigated to investigate the relationship between its strut Young’s modulus and the structures’ E at high temperatures. Further research should address the filter topic since it was uncertain how to find the normal modes of those structures.
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