Effects of Particle Proportion on Performance of Cold Ramming Paste for Aluminium Electrolysis Cells
Received:October 22, 2013   Revised:October 24, 2013   Accepted:October 28, 2013      Published Online:April 22, 2014
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DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1007-7545.2014.05.007
KeyWord:electrolytic aluminum; cold ramming paste; particle proportion; size distribution coefficient; bulk density
                 
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QI Kai 贵州大学 材料与冶金学院 贵阳
TANG Dao-wen 贵州大学 材料与冶金学院 贵阳
YAO Zhen 贵州师范大学 材料与建筑工程学院
LIU Jing 贵州师范大学 材料与建筑工程学院
WU Ye-lin 中国铝业贵州分公司科技研发中心 贵阳
LIANG Shouxi 中国铝业贵州分公司科技研发中心 贵阳
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Abstract:
      Cold ramming paste for aluminium electrolysis cells was synthesized with electrical calcinations anthracites, BRS, pitch coke as aggregate and modified pitch, coal tar oil as paste. The effects of particle proportion on performance of cold ramming paste for aluminium electrolysis cells were investigated by means of Dinger-Funk equation and density method. The results show that when particle size distribution coefficient n is 0.45, the performances of cathode paste materials present optimal value, i.e., volume density is 1.583 g/cm3, porosity is 19.2%, resistivity is 63 μΩ?m, and compressive strength is 36.5 MPa.
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