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Study of skull formation in metallurgical vessels

Objective

Basic research on skull formation will be carried out on pilot and industrial scales by examining two essential aspects: - the heat flux at the interface between the refractory and the skull, - the type of bond that is formed and the influence of the chemical and physical composition of the various constituents involved.

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CENTRE DE RECHERCHES METALLURGIQUES
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Rue Ernest Solvay, 11
4000 LIEGE
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