Zircon and mgo preheatable insulating refractory liners and methods of use thereof
CA 1234580 A · Owner: Consolidated Ceramic Products, Inc. · Inventors: Johnson, Howard B.
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Novel preheatable molded refractory insulating liners and methods of use thereof for lining vessels, such as hot tops, ladles, tundishes troughs, and pipes, etc. which serve to transfer molten metals, such as ferrous alloys, are disclosed. The new and vastly improved preheatable liners are suitable for developing effectively the required hot strength needed for casting molten metals at both vessel preheat temperatures and casting temperatures. The unique preheatable liners additionally possess the needed hot strength during the range of casting temperatures as are experienced in the metal making industry. The preheatable molded refractory insulating liners comprise a liner structure of …
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- Granted March 29, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 29, 2005.
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