Feixiang Ma, Guoqi Liu, Qiang Gu, Yi Zhang, Hongxia Li
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Study on reaction interface of carbon‐free oxide‐based refractories with lanthanum oxide and lanthanum aluminate
In this study, the reaction interfaces of four kinds of oxide refractories (corundum, spinel, mullite, and zirconia) with lanthanum oxide (La2O3) and lanthanum aluminate (LaAlO3) under different atmospheres at high temperatures (1550°C) were analyzed. The results show that the four oxides have a strong reaction with La2O3, and the corresponding rare earth aluminate, rare earth silicate, and rare earth zirconate are formed respectively. The reaction with LaAlO3 is weak, and almost no reaction occurs. Mullite has poor structural stability in a high‐temperature reduction atmosphere, easy decomposition, and strong reaction with La2O3. This study provides an important reference for the study of the reaction mechanism between rare earth steel and lining materials and the research and development of special lining materials for rare earth steel.
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