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Volume Expansion of Acidproof Brick Exposed to 20 Wt Pct HCl at 90 C
In the Bureau of Mines study, portions of four acidproof bricks (two red shale and two fireclay) were exposed to 20 wt pct HC1 at 90 degrees C for periods of 30 days. Three different techniques were selected to determine volume expansion of these materials after exposure. Linear expansions ranging from about 0.02 to 0.12 pct were noted from Ta pin and dilatometer measurements.
Volume Expansion of Acidproof Brick Exposed to 20 Wt Pct HCl at 90 C
In the Bureau of Mines study, portions of four acidproof bricks (two red shale and two fireclay) were exposed to 20 wt pct HC1 at 90 degrees C for periods of 30 days. Three different techniques were selected to determine volume expansion of these materials after exposure. Linear expansions ranging from about 0.02 to 0.12 pct were noted from Ta pin and dilatometer measurements.
Volume Expansion of Acidproof Brick Exposed to 20 Wt Pct HCl at 90 C
J. P. Bennett (author) / T. A. Clancy (author)
1985
14 pages
Report
No indication
English
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