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Relationship of Properties, Phase Composition, and Microstructure of Clinker Brick

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Clinker brick was obtained on the basis of polymineral raw materials, including low-melting and refractory clays, loams, and granitoid screenings in the plastic method of manufacturing. The interrelation of the physical and chemical properties of products was determined as a function of the mass content of the components and the oxide composition of the charge, and the optimal temperature_time regimes of firing were determined — 1150 ± 5°C with exposure of 4 h at an optimal temperature. The data obtained on the oxide and mineral composition make it possible to predict the composition of the charge for producing clinker brick, the heat-treatment regimes, and the properties of the products.

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  1. Hereinafter in the text, unless otherwise stated, the weight content, %, is indicated.

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 5, pp. 26 – 33, May, 2021.

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Levitskii, I.A., Khoruzhik, O.N. Relationship of Properties, Phase Composition, and Microstructure of Clinker Brick. Glass Ceram 78, 193–199 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-021-00377-x

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