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polymer structure, the new generation of dispersants for re- lower porosity of the castables while increasing the density and
fractory castables, in respect of chemical structure and mode
only possible with the extension and improvement of the Calci- to optimize and adopt their properties for the latest demands and
refractory castables took place in the mid 80s, when castables The primary role of additives in dispersed castable systems is to
were produced with sophisticated formulations, which outper-
- water additions, necessary to achieve low porosity, high strength
gy which allowed such concretes to be developed, was dependent -
on two main factors: a) the theories of particle packing and opti-
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length of backbon
Depending on the chemical structure, polycarboxylate ethers can particle packing achieved by microsilica additions will minimise
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size of the polycarboxylate ether it can retard the cement hydra- -
tion process, which gives a prolonged workability of the refrac-
tory material at elevated temperatures, or accelerate the develop- -
ment of the green strength which is desired by the production of -
ica is (partially) negatively charged, whereby the charge density
DISPERSING MECHANISM O-
ad-
sorption - -
zeta potential of the suspended late ethers and believe only calcium aluminate cement affects the
particles changes, due to the adsorpsion of the COO- groups on performance of the polymeric comb polymers because of its per-
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ticle surface ensures to the side chains the possibility to exert re- In order to get a more fundamental understanding of the behav-
pulsion forces, which disperse the particles of the suspension and ior of polycarboxylate ethers in such mix designs, some investiga-
tions for microsilica containing binder systems have been carried
the atomic force microscopy (AFM), working with model sub- -
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pation of sites on the cement surface is less for a polymer with Microsilica %
longer side chains as for a macromolecule 1:1
Dispersant 0,05 %
of the calcium aluminate cement by changing the dissolution and
Microsilica %
chains provides on the one hand excellent separation of the par- CAC 70 % Al2O3 %
ticles but on the other hand allows water to penetrate more easi- 1:1
Dispersant 0,05 %
a shorter dissolution period and the cement hydration can start
In order to determine the impact of the microsilica type two dif-
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2 98 96 %
C (free) %
Fe2O3 %
Al2O3 %
CaO %
MgO %
K2O %
2O %
%
%
pH value %
Bulk Density 300 200
21 20
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diameter measurements d1 and d2 were taken and the average val- ca type A the thickening effect overserved in the screening starts
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cording to the following equation: -
Flow value (FV) [%] = --------------------------------- 100 Both graphs clearly show if the non-ionic polyethylene glycols
100 mm
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Tabular Alumina %
%
%
%
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Calcined Alumina multi-modal % carboxylate ethers leading to a bridging and thickening effect re-
Microsilica % -
CAC 70 % Al2O3 %
depends on their individual structures like charge density and
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%
The surface of the main component in Calcium Aluminate Ce-
ment is mono-calcium-aluminate (CA) which is positively
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mers of polyglycol side chains with different molecular weight on adsorb in considerable amounts on the cement particle and should
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These very interesting results are evidences that the type of mi-
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mance is the release of varying amounts of ions into the pore -
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multivalent ions can shield the negative charge either on the mi-
crosilica surface or in the polymer affecting a change of the dis- -
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SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK
- Forecasts to 2020, The Freedonia Group, 2015
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opposite surface charges of microsilica and calcium aluminate -
cement both substrates undergo strong interaction with each oth-