Use of Circulating Water in Production of High-Voltage Insulators

Use of Circulating Water in Production of High-Voltage Insulators

The effect of concentrated Na and Ca chlorides and their combination, as well as the effect of return water after filter-pressing, on the properties of molding mixtures, suspensions, air-dried intermediate products, and fired high-voltage porcelain articles is considered. It is demonstrated that the...

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Veröffentlicht in:Glass and ceramics 2001-05, Vol.58 (5-6), p.189-191
Hauptverfasser: Komleva, N V, Mosin, Yu M, Uvarova, E V, Fomin, A S
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