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Technological Possibilities of Using Waste Claystone for Manufacturing Refractory Grog burned in blast furnaces
Konečný, Martin ; Tvrdík,, Lukáš (referee) ; Nevřivová, Lenka (advisor)
Aluminosilicate refractory grog are being manufactured by firing refractory clays, claystone and shale. Firing takes place mainly in rotary or blast furnaces. However, when adjusting the raw material before firing in blast furnaces, the formation of the fine clay particles takes place. It is not possible to fire the fine particles in blast furnaces the usual way, which leads to the generation of waste. There is a possibility, however, to form briquettes of these particles, which can be fired in blast furnaces. This solution also brings the possibility of adjusting the mixture by using correction raw materials or other types of clay. Using this method, it is possible to produce a special refractory grog with specific properties.
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Production of refractory aggregate in blast furnaces
Zemánek, David ; Tvrdík,, Lukáš (referee) ; Nevřivová, Lenka (advisor)
Firing of refractory aggregate takes place in blast or rotary furnaces. Raw materials for firing are refractory clays, claystones and shales. Sorting and sieving is performed before firing, in which occurs to formation of the fine clay. This waste is not useful for firing in common way in blast furnaces. Possibility, how to solve this problem, seems to be briquetting of fine clays. This method of proccesing fine clays brings with it new possibilities in refractory aggregate production. By adding a suitable correction material, such as mullite powder, special refractory grog with required properties can be produced on customers wishes.
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Production of refractory aggregate in blast furnaces
Zemánek, David ; Tvrdík,, Lukáš (referee) ; Nevřivová, Lenka (advisor)
Firing of refractory aggregate takes place in blast or rotary furnaces. Raw materials for firing are refractory clays, claystones and shales. Sorting and sieving is performed before firing, in which occurs to formation of the fine clay. This waste is not useful for firing in common way in blast furnaces. Possibility, how to solve this problem, seems to be briquetting of fine clays. This method of proccesing fine clays brings with it new possibilities in refractory aggregate production. By adding a suitable correction material, such as mullite powder, special refractory grog with required properties can be produced on customers wishes.
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Technological Possibilities of Using Waste Claystone for Manufacturing Refractory Grog burned in blast furnaces
Konečný, Martin ; Tvrdík,, Lukáš (referee) ; Nevřivová, Lenka (advisor)
Aluminosilicate refractory grog are being manufactured by firing refractory clays, claystone and shale. Firing takes place mainly in rotary or blast furnaces. However, when adjusting the raw material before firing in blast furnaces, the formation of the fine clay particles takes place. It is not possible to fire the fine particles in blast furnaces the usual way, which leads to the generation of waste. There is a possibility, however, to form briquettes of these particles, which can be fired in blast furnaces. This solution also brings the possibility of adjusting the mixture by using correction raw materials or other types of clay. Using this method, it is possible to produce a special refractory grog with specific properties.
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