Thermal Conductivity Of Solidified Manganese-Bearing Slags - A Preliminary Investigation

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
J. D. Steenkamp
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

Keywords: Thermal, conductivity, diffusivity, expansion, history, density, specific heat capacity, industrial rich high-carbon manganese slag The thermal conductivity of slag is an important parameter in the design of furnace-containment systems based on freeze-lining technology. Literature indicates that the crystal content of a slag has a significant influence on its thermal conductivity. Industrial, rich, manganese-bearing slag was cooled at different rates to create samples with different microstructures. The coefficients of thermal conductivity of these samples were measured in a nitrogen atmosphere from room temperature to 990°C at 100°C intervals. The laser-flash measurement technique was used for this purpose. Follow-up investigations included XRF and XRD and modelling in FACTSage.
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APA: J. D. Steenkamp  (2011)  Thermal Conductivity Of Solidified Manganese-Bearing Slags - A Preliminary Investigation

MLA: J. D. Steenkamp Thermal Conductivity Of Solidified Manganese-Bearing Slags - A Preliminary Investigation. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2011.

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