Historical Papers Directory - Part 3
DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF ANODE FURNACE TUYERES Brazier D
The Refractories Engineer, September 2000, page 13-15
REFRACTORIES FOR NON FERROUS INDUSTRIES Chatterjee A K
The Refractories Engineer, September 2000, page 2-9
LONG TERM HIGH TEMPERATURE STABILITY OF MICROPOROUS CALCIUM HEXALUMINATE BASED INSULATING MATERIALS van Garsel D, Buhr A, Gnauck V, Kriechbaum G W, Routschka G
The Refractories Engineer, July 2000, page 29-34
NEW REFRACTORY TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES ADVANTAGES IN PETROCHEMICAL APPLICATIONS
Mintz D, Thackery O, Hagberg T The Refractories Engineer, July 2000, page 21-25
REFRACTORIES UTILISATION IN THE HYDROCARBON PROCESSING INDUSTRY Hanley R M
The Refractories Engineer, July 2000, page 14-17
ZIRCONIA - THE POWER SOURCE OF THE FUTURE Palin M
The Refractories Engineer, July 2000, page 8-10
AFTER Y2K QUALITY OR RELIABILITY? Kastelic W A J
The Refractories Engineer, July 2000, page 2-6
CALCIUM ALUMINATE AGGREGATES FOR USE IN REFRACTORY CASTABLES Wohrmeyer C, Alt C, Vialle M, Parr C The Refractories Engineer, May 2000, page 35-38
BULK MELTING AND HOLDING FURNACE IN THE ALUMINIUM FOUNDRY Patterson T McW
The Refractories Engineer, May 2000, page 30-33
REFRACTORIES FOR LONG CAMPAIGN CUPOLAS Fletcher B
The Refractories Engineer, May 2000, page 19-23
NEXT GENERATION OF LADLE LINING TECHNOLOGY Clark H
The Refractories Engineer, May 2000, page 11-14
SAND FOR THE FOUNDRY INDUSTRY May B
The Refractories Engineer, May 2000, page 2-7
DE-WATERING OF MONOLITHIC REFRACTORY CONCRETES
Molin A, Maslejova A The Refractories Engineer, March 2000, page 35-39
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE REFRACTORY DESIGN OF LIDS FOR LADLE PREHEATING IN DUNKIRK STEELWORKS
Duhamel S, Verrelle D The Refractories Engineer, March 2000, page 29-33
COLD CRUSHING STRENGTH TEST - A WASTE OF TIME? Bell D A
The Refractories Engineer, March 2000, page 22
REFRACTORIES TECHNOLOGY - NEW CAPABILITIES FOR THE GLASS INDUSTRY Baxendale S
The Refractories Engineer, March 2000, page 16-18 12 ENGINEER THE REFRACTORIES July 2017 Issue
CORROSION BEHIND LININGS Bowden P
The Refractories Engineer, July 1999, page 10-11
HEATING OF REFRACTORY LININGS IN FCC UNITS Riley J
The Refractories Engineer, July 1999, page 8-9
AND THE HEAT GOES ON........ Hicks G
The Refractories Engineer, October 1998, page 31-35
SOLUBLE HIGH-TEMPERATURE INSULATION FIBRES
Alexander I C, Jubb G A The Refractories Engineer, October 1998, page 12-15
REFRACTORIES AND INSTALLATION METHODS USED IN FCC UNITS Ducksbury P J
The Refractories Engineer, July 1999, page 12-15
REBONDED MAGNESIA-ALUMINA SPINEL THE OXY FUEL SOLUTION Windle C
The Refractories Engineer, March 2000, page 12-14
GLASSMAKING REFRACTORIES - FUTURE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Evans G
The Refractories Engineer, March 2000, page 6-8
NEW APPROACH FOR FOREHEARTH COLOURING Argent R D
The Refractories Engineer, March 2000, page 2-5
REFRACTORIES AT THE TURN OF THE MILLENNIUM Mosser J, Karhut G
The Refractories Engineer, January 2000, page 29-35
UNIQUE APPROACH TO SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Chetwyn M, Howell M
The Refractories Engineer, January 2000, page 18-20
WHERE HAVE ALL THE BRICKS GONE? Franklin S A, Warman M O
The Refractories Engineer, January 2000, page 2-11
DEMANDS MADE ON REFRACTORY MATERIAL IN LADLE METALLURGY Bannenberg N
The Refractories Engineer, September 1999, page 38-43
EFFECT OF ZIRCONIA ADDITION ON THE PROPERTIES OF MAGNESIA REFRACTORIES Golestani-Fard F, Amin-Ebrahim abadi M H, Moztarzadeh F
The Refractories Engineer, September 1999, page 17-20
CEMENT-FREE REFRACTORY TECHNOLOGY FOR IRON AND STEELMAKING Park D
The Refractories Engineer, September 1999, page 14-16
MgO-C RAMMING MIX FOR STEEL LADLES Gerassimov A
The Refractories Engineer, September 1999, page 10-11
REFRACTORY USAGE - CURRENT STATUS AND TRENDS Troell P T
The Refractories Engineer, September 1999, page 2-9
NEW INSULATING RAW MATERIAL FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS van Garsel D, Gnauck V, Kriechbaum G W, Stinnessen I, Routschka G
The Refractories Engineer, July 1999, page 29-35
WHAT AN EASY APPLICATION! REFRACTORY USAGE IN ALUMINIUM MELTING AND HOLDING FURNACES Alsop E
The Refractories Engineer, May 1999, page 2-9
REFRACTORIES IN MINIATURE Robinson P
The Refractories Engineer, March 1999, page 18-21
REFRACTORY CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A 300 TONNES PER DAY MAERZ LIME SHAFT KILN
Carter J, Williams M The Refractories Engineer, March 1999, page 14-16
SUMMARY OF REFRACTORY EXPERIENCES AT CAULDON CEMENT PLANT Mycock I
The Refractories Engineer, March 1999, page 8-11
REFRACTORY LINING IN MODERN CEMENT KILNS
Ebbesen R The Refractories Engineer, March 1999, page 2-6
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MATERIALS & INSTALLATION TECHNIQUES FOR REHEAT FURNACES
Brewster A J, Grayson R The Refractories Engineer, January 1999, page 39-41
REHEATING FURNACES A GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL REFRACTORY LININGS Van Huysse D, Mawby G
The Refractories Engineer, January 1999, page 34-37
SELECTION OF MATERIALS - REHEAT FURNACE LININGS Spencer D
The Refractories Engineer, January 1999, page 29-33
REVIEW OF COMBUSTION EQUIPMENT FOR RE- HEATING FURNACES Casson E
The Refractories Engineer, January 1999, page 12-14
SYSTEMS FOR REHEAT FURNACE APPLICATIONS Marshall R
The Refractories Engineer, January 1999, page 2-8
ALUMINIUM MELTING FURNACES, CASTABLES AND BRICKS Butter J A M
The Refractories Engineer, May 1999, page 11-14
DEVELOPMENTS IN REFRACTORIES USED IN ALBA
Sagher H H The Refractories Engineer, May 1999, page 19-21
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BP'S EXPERIENCE WITH POUR CAST REFRACTORIES Grant C S, Riley N W
The Refractories Engineer, July 1999, page 3-5
HYDROCARBON PROCESS INDUSTRIES Jarvis D A
The Refractories Engineer, July 1999, page 2
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