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REFRACTORIES FOR GASIFICATION Taber W A
The Refractories Engineer, September 2002, page 2-6
REPAIRING FIBRE LININGS WITH FRONT PLATES Heberreiter J
The Refractories Engineer, July 2002, page 31
REFRACTORY OPPORTUNITIES IN THE GLASS INDUSTRY Evans G
The Refractories Engineer, July 2002, page 24-29
GLASS MAKING REFRACTORIES - IMPORTANCE OF CORROSION ASSESSMENT Baxendale S, Farn S
The Refractories Engineer, July 2002, page 15-18
"ZEDCEL" THERMAL ENGINEERING OF FOREHEARTH REFRACTORIES Laming J V, Senior D
The Refractories Engineer, July 2002, page 7-9
EAF REFRACTORY PERFORMANCE AT PACIFIC STEEL NEW ZEALAND
Sanford D, Garside B, Schonewille C, Miller T The Refractories Engineer, July 2002, page 2-6
ISOFRAX MAGNESIUM SILICATE FIBRE - THE RESULT OF A PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP APPROACH
Cheeseman K A, Olchawski J The Refractories Engineer, May 2002, page 15-18
VERMICULITE - AN OVERVIEW OF THE MANUFACTURING ROUTE, QUALITY CONSIDERATIONS AND APPLICATIONS Darling M
The Refractories Engineer, May 2002, page 11-14
ISO 9000/2000 IN THE REFRACTORIES INDUSTRY Cargill G
The Refractories Engineer, May 2002, page 6-9
NOVEL FORM FREE INSTALLATION METHOD FOR REFRACTORY CASTABLES Richter T, McIntyre D
The Refractories Engineer, May 2002, page 2-5
DEVELOPMENT OF REFRACTORY SPINEL- BONDED MAGNESIA BRICKS FROM EGYPTIAN MAGNESITE
Girgis L G, Ewais E M M The Refractories Engineer, March 2002, page 28-34
TRAINING FOR DIVERSITY Walton M C
The Refractories Engineer, March 2002, page 23-24
PROGRESSIVE UNDERSTANDING OF METALLIC ANCHOR REQUIREMENTS Nebgen P
The Refractories Engineer, March 2002, page 19-21
LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN BLAST FURNACE HEARTH LINING
McNally R, Roulet F, Kuster D, Schoennahl J, Lucke D The Refractories Engineer, March 2002, page 2-11
CHEMICALLY BONDED TUNDISH LINING SYSTEMS AND ASSOCIATED NEAR TUNDISH REFRACTORIES Connor G
The Refractories Engineer, January 2002, page 23-27
STATUS OF REFRACTORIES IN AUSTRALIA Pauline M
The Refractories Engineer, January 2002, page 19-22
MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF REFRACTORY LIME GRAINS DOPED WITH Cr2O3 AND Fe2O3 BEARING MATERIALS Othman A G M, Taha F, Anwar A M, Serry M A The Refractories Engineer, July 2001, page 22-26
SUMMARY OF STEEL FIBRE REINFORCED REFRACTORY IN THE PETROLEUM REFINING INDUSTRY Rooney P
The Refractories Engineer, July 2001, page 17-18
REFRACTORIES FOR FIRED PROCESS HEATERS Holsgrove P
The Refractories Engineer, July 2001, page 7-8
MAXIMISING THE ASSET VALUE OF REFRACTORY LININGS Shepherd D
The Refractories Engineer, July 2001, page 2-6
FLOLITE - PRODUCING A LIGHTWEIGHT REFRACTORY AGGREGATE Downard S
The Refractories Engineer, May 2001, page 29-31 July 2017 Issue ENGINEER THE REFRACTORIES 11
UNDERSTANDING TEEMING LADLE WEAR - THE LAST FORTY YEARS Warman M O
The Refractories Engineer, March 2001, page 2-10
HEAT IS ON. A REVIEW OF THE NON-FERROUS REFRACTORIES MARKET Houssa C-E
The Refractories Engineer, September 2000, page 25-32
ALTERNATIVE IRON/STEEL MAKING PROCESSES - THE PRESENT POSITION Smith S
The Refractories Engineer, September 2001, page 12-14
TEESIDE ENERGY FROM WASTE Crews R
The Refractories Engineer, September 2001, page 8-9
CORROSION TESTING OF MgO-C REFRACTORIES: USE OF THERMODYNAMIC CALCULATIONS IN CONJUNCTION WITH CRUCIBLE CORROSION TESTS Marriott N J
The Refractories Engineer, September 2001, page 2-7
THERMAL OXIDISERS Waller P
The Refractories Engineer, July 2001, page 27-28
Historical Papers Directory - Part 3
TECHNICAL PROGRESS OF THE CHINESE IRON & STEEL INDUSTRY AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF REFRACTORIES Xing S, Liu J
The Refractories Engineer, January 2002, page 2-8
SILICON NITRIDE CERAMICS Tapfer M, Hankin M
The Refractories Engineer, November 2001, page 25-28
DEVELOPMENTS IN KILN CONTROL Pearson R
The Refractories Engineer, November 2001, page 22-23
CONSTRUCTOR'S PERSPECTIVE ON QUALITY Turner C
The Refractories Engineer, November 2001, page 12-16
LOW THERMAL MASS LININGS AND THEIR USE IN HEAT TREATMENT FURNACES Andrews K
The Refractories Engineer, November 2001, page 2-7
REFRACTORY BARIUM SILICATE CEMENT FROM EGYPTIAN BARITE AND FUMED SILICA WASTE MATERIAL Khalil N M
The Refractories Engineer, September 2001, page 22-25
REFRACTORIES RAW MATERIALS - RECENT TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS Houssa C-E
The Refractories Engineer, May 2001, page 2-4
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF REFRACTORIES TO MEET THE FUTURE DEMANDS
Karhut G, Junger H J The Refractories Engineer, January 2001, page 26-31
REFRACTORIES FOR GLASS TANK FURNACES Liu J, Zhang Y
The Refractories Engineer, January 2001, page 21-25
REFRACTORIES LEARNING AND TEACHING Lee W E
The Refractories Engineer, January 2001, page 9-10
SLAG ATTACK MECHANISMS OF ALUMINOSILICATE REFRACTORIES Collins A, Webster R
The Refractories Engineer, January 2001, page 2-8
THERMAL ANALYSIS ON STEEL LADLE LININGS Bakker J, Pavanic D, Korver F, Sinnema S The Refractories Engineer, March 2001, page 32-34
HOT REPAIRS OF HOT BLAST STOVES Brown G
The Refractories Engineer, March 2001, page 28-31
INTELLIGENT APPLICATION OF OXYGEN TO ELECTRIC FURNACE STEELMAKING Cameron A M
The Refractories Engineer, March 2001, page 18-21
HIGH PERFORMANCE ZIRCONIA REFRACTORIES FOR THE CONTINUOUS CASTING OF STEEL DeBastiani D, Robinson Q
The Refractories Engineer, March 2001, page 11-13
ZIRCONIA - A FASCINATING SPECIALITY Davies B M
The Refractories Engineer, May 2001, page 27-28
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EVOLUTION OF REFRACTORY LININGS FOR THE MINERAL PROCESSING INDUSTRIES Jarvis D
The Refractories Engineer, May 2001, page 22-24
SUBSTITUTION OF A.S 325M FOR CALCINED ALUMINA IN A LOW CEMENT CASTABLE Jain D, Tucker D
The Refractories Engineer, May 2001, page 15-16
SEA WATER MAGNESIA PRODUCTION AT BRITMAG Heathcote P
The Refractories Engineer, May 2001, page 8-9
HARD, HARDER, HARDEST - THE PRODUCTION AND USES OF FUSED ALUMINA Kirchhoff H
The Refractories Engineer, May 2001, page 5-7
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