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Paraffining non-fired magnesite nozzles and liners

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Paraffined non-fired magnesite nozzles and liners are completely protected from saturation with moisture during transportation and storage.

The optimum condition for paraffining is immersion of parts heated to 20–40° in paraffin heated somewhat above 100°.

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  1. Chasov-Yar Refractory Combine, USSR

    A. I. Kulik, T. S. Karmanova & I. S. Yarstremskiy

  2. Makeyevka Metallurgical Plant, USSR

    M. M. Khil'ko

  3. Konstantinovka Metallurgical Plant, USSR

    T. I. Papin

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  1. A. I. Kulik
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Kulik, A.I., Karmanova, T.S., Yarstremskiy, I.S. et al. Paraffining non-fired magnesite nozzles and liners. Refractories 2, 89–90 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01292936

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