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Ankersyn — a new generation of periclase-carbon refractories using a carbonaceous binder

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Using a newly developed binding system, a new generation of periclase-carbon refractories bonded with a carbonaceous binder with a low emission of hazardous volatiles is proposed. The new binding system gives a high coking yield in carbon, which provides favorable conditions for very strong carbon-based cross-linking. Another advantage of the new system is high resistance to oxidation and thermal stress. The newly developed products have been successfully marketed under a trade mark ANKERSYN. ANKERSYN components were tested, with good results, on a 270-ton oxygen converter (BOF) at the Sollac Atlantique Co. (France). ANKERSYN makes it possible to manufacture products with superior performance characteristics, in conformance with the ever-demanding requirements placed on the production technology and environmental protection.

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  1. RHI Refractories Co., Loeben, Austria

    G. Buchebner, L. Sampayo, V. Samm, Ph. Blondot, S. Peruzzi & P. Boulanger

  2. Sollac Atlantique Co., Dunkerque, France

    G. Buchebner, L. Sampayo, V. Samm, Ph. Blondot, S. Peruzzi & P. Boulanger

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Translated from Novye Ogneupory, No. 8, pp. 20–24, August, 2005.

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Buchebner, G., Sampayo, L., Samm, V. et al. Ankersyn — a new generation of periclase-carbon refractories using a carbonaceous binder. Refract Ind Ceram 46, 291–294 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11148-006-0028-7

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