Experimental testing demonstrates improved thermal shock resistance in unfired MgO–C refractories, indicating a robust method to reinforce low-carbon materials.
To solve the problem of deterioration of oxidation resistance and thermal shock resistance caused by low carbonization of MgO–C refractories, nano-laminated BN modified graphite was prepared by the molten salt method to reinforce unfired MgO–C refractories. The findings revealed that the introduction of nano-laminated BN modified graphite significantly improved the mechanical properties. Moreover, the oxidation index of MgO–C refractories with 4 wt% nano-laminated BN modified graphite was 34% lower than that of the unadded samples, and the residual strength after thermal shock was significantly increased by 224%. Furthermore, incorporating nano-laminated BN modified graphite facilitated the formation of columnar Mg2SiO4, octagonal columnar MgAl2O4, and MgO–Mg2SiO4–MgAl2O4–Mg3B2O6 dense layers, thereby contribute to overall performance improvements.
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