SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT A.K. FREBERG - R. FREIBERGER

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F'reberg.-.1,~. , and Kid hnnr, K. N. PLANT USTS OF
M-TUCTORY CLAYS OF TH,, KRASNOGOROVSKII DEPOSITS.
Ognenpory, 2 (9) 32 37 U934). The Krasnogorovskil
deposits of refractory clays are in the North Caueasus.
They contain Sio., 45-83 to 55., A120j 30-14 to 36 (sone-
times 38)j Fe203 0.53 to 2.86 (up to .5), Ti-()2 0.7 to
1,.5 (up to 2.72), Cao nof over 1.5, alkalis ().25 to 1.12%
90% of the particles are undor 0.01 mm. In diameter; the
clays malt at 1700 to 17650. Plant tests are described in
detail.

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:Iefirtilion of "hisitly refractory materials" as "Pro4ticts i4
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than thebest Vagand DinAzarticles,
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rrable slag stabilit y. " needs some correct Ions. Thewhole
te%t k devoted to high-alurnina refractories (coninduto
Sintefitorund. hydrates of alumira, minerals of the ~ili-
inanite group. *cut electrolused mullite). Wractitrits of
alkAlitte-earth o6fen (calcium oxide, dolomite m4gu4-41r.
rlectrolused magnesite. spinels, forsterite, and ofivnie),
CrA~ttalnintg refructorics (chrowite. chfutne-maStirsite.
S-Irniensite); ZrO,-containing refractrwie,t. t,arl--m
lAning refractories (silicon varblde, -ilictmi. Slundunt.
Silit, Carbort); and anklet of hight*l (olidc-.%
t6tri4". and Catbi4lt-S). The bouk is written by two au.
thogq entatird in the refractory Industry. Frebert a% A tie
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