Kyushu Refractories Co., Ltd.

Sumitomo Metal Industries, Inc.

Takeo Okamura

Akira Watanabe

Yasuo Nishikawa

Yasutoshi Mizuta

Katsuhei Minami

Yoshichika Yanagibashi

Goji Saeki

Masaaki Koba

Takeshi Iba

Junji Kariya

Satomi Kawahara

The present invention relates to an injection material for the hot repairing of a blast furnace and an injection method of applying the same. An injection material comprising a refractory material, which was previously adjusted in particle size, a binder, a hardening agent and a hardening-accelerator is fed to a pressure pump having a mixing function and applied to a portion to be repaired of a blast furnace with mixing in said pump. Thus, since the hardening ingredient is not added until the pump portion, the workability of the repair material can be secured in of a blast furnace to be repaired, said injection material being mixed in said pump. Thus, the injection repairing of the blast furnace can be achieved without being influenced by an atmosphere within the furnace.

Injection material for use in blast furnace

The invention relates to carbon-bonded magnesia carbon bricks for use in converters, ladles, ladle refinery, mixing cars, mixing furnaces, etc., and the method for obtaining such carbon-bonded magnesia carbon bricks having high properties in respect of resistance to thermal and structural spalling, slag resistance, thermal strength, shock resistance, etc. thereby enabling to conform to the gradually intensified operational conditions of said converters and the like by means of 60-97 weight % sintered magnesia clinker of bulk specific gravity above 3.40, 3-40 weight % carbonaceous material and a carbon-bonding formative agent.

Carbon-bonded magnesia carbon bricks

An alumina-chrome refractory composition comprises 30-60% by weight of alumina-silica type material containing 50-95% by weight of alumina with the major part in coarse particle size, and 70-40% by weight of chrome type material with the major part in fine particle size. In a modification, the alumina-chrome refractory composition comprises 70-99% by weight of a mix consisting of the alumina-silica type material and chrome type material in the above percentages, and 1-30% by weight of at least one of the materials selected from the group consisting of alumina, zircon, zirconia, magnesia, spinel, clay, silicon carbide and titanium oxide in fine particle size ranges.

Alumina-chrome refractory composition

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