Preparation method of blast furnace tapping channel
A blast furnace tapping and alumina fine powder technology is applied in the field of refractory castables, which can solve the problems of safe production of blast furnace tapping, unsuitable use, large melting loss rate, etc. The effect of low melting loss rate
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Embodiment 1
[0048] Use formula 1 to prepare blast furnace tapping trough: vibrate in the vibrating device for 3 minutes after mixing ingredients according to formula 1, install a mold in the tapping trough where molten iron flows through, add vibrating ingredients to the mold, then add liquid sodium silicate, liquid The weight of sodium silicate is 3% of the total amount of castables. After stirring for 10 minutes, it is naturally cured for 1 hour and then demoulded to obtain a blast furnace tapping trough.
Embodiment 2
[0050] Use formula 2 to prepare blast furnace tapping trough: vibrate in the vibrating device for 5 minutes after formulating the ingredients according to formula 2, install the mold in the tapping trough where molten iron flows through, add the vibrating ingredients to the mold, then add liquid sodium silicate, liquid The weight of sodium silicate is 8% of the total amount of castables. After stirring for 15 minutes, it is naturally cured for 2 hours and then demoulded to obtain a blast furnace tapping trough.
Embodiment 3
[0052] Use formula 3 to prepare blast furnace tapping trough: vibrate in the vibrating device for 4 minutes after batching according to formula 3, install a mold in the tapping trough where molten iron flows through, add the vibrating ingredients to the mold, then add liquid sodium silicate, liquid The weight of sodium silicate is 5% of the total amount of castables. After stirring for 12 minutes, it is naturally cured for 1.5 hours and then demoulded to obtain a blast furnace tapping trough.
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