In many heat treatment processes, refractory is used, and I think that the dust particles generated from the refractory causes a lot of problems. I want to find a reference to support this, but it's not easy. There are many reports that the refractory is destroyed by thermal shock, but I could't find reference to deal with dust particles detailed. If there is a reference that explains the mechanism of dust particles generation in refractory materials, please introduce it. A reference to any material other than refractory also seems to be helpful. Thank you.
Dear Dr. Sungmin Son,
I hope the following notes are useful for your work:
Evaluation of High Temperature Refractory Corrosion by Liquid Ferronickel Slags
Christoph Sagadin, Stefan Luidold, Christoph Wagner and Alfred Spanring
BULLETIN – The Journal of Refractory Innovations pp. 38–41 (2018)
Available at: https://www.rhimagnesita.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/bulletin-2018-1-181120-mon_hyperlink.pdf
Refractory Material Selection for Steelmaking
Tom Vert, Excerpt selections by Eileen De Guire
American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Vol. 95, No. 2
Available at: http://ceramics.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/March2016-Bulletin-Refractories-Featured-Download.pdf
Best regards, Pierluigi Traverso
Thank you for your advice, Dr. Pierluigi Traverso.
Thankfully I found that i'm looking for.
These references are really helpful!
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