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ArticleName New approach to drying high-density lining materials
ArticleAuthor A. V. Savin, V. E. Nikolskiy, D. V. Vokhmintsev, V. O. Golubev, P. G. Smirnov
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A. V. Savin, V. E. Nikolskiy, D. V. Vokhmintsev, V. O. Golubev, P. G. Smirnov, ZAO Concern «Jet Technologies»; savin@jettechnologies.ru
Abstract
It was established that the basic mechanism of defect formation in lining at the drying stage is mechanical stress rupture resulting from high internal pressure developed during filtration of gaseous products of drying. Design principles of the drying process are suggested that help to obtain the maximum durability of lining with minimal time and energy consumption. Examples of implementation of the optimal drying technology are provided.
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5. Savin A. V., Nikolskiy V. E., Vokhmintsev D. V., Golubev V. O., Smirnov P. G., Drying of Advanced Lining Materials: Challenges and Solutions, Non-Ferrous Metals, 2010, presented for publication (in Russian).
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