Energy saving strategies for the use of refractory materials in molten material contact

James G. Hemrick; Klaus Markus Peters; John Damiano

Energy saving strategies for the use of refractory materials in molten material contact

James G. Hemrick, Klaus Markus Peters, John Damiano

Mechanical Properties and Mechanics

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Abstract

Work was performed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), in collaboration with industrial refractory manufacturers, refractory users, and academic institutions, to employ novel refractory systems and techniques to reduce energy consumption of molten material processing vessels found in industries such as aluminum, glass and pulp and paper. The energy savings strategies discussed are achieved through reduction of chemical reactions, elimination of mechanical degradation caused by the service environment, reduction of temperature limitations of materials, and elimination of costly installation and repair needs. Key results of several case studies resulting from US Department of Energy (DOE) funded research programs are discussed with emphasis on applicability of these results to high temperature processing industries.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Energy Technology Perspectives
Subtitle of host publication	Conservation, Carbon Dioxide Reduction and Production from Alternative Sources - Proceedings of Symposia held during TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition
Pages	225-232
Number of pages	8
State	Published - 2009
Event	Energy Technology Perspectives - TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition - San Francisco, CA, United States Duration: Feb 15 2009 → Feb 19 2009

Publication series

Name	TMS Annual Meeting

Conference

Conference	Energy Technology Perspectives - TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition
Country/Territory	United States
City	San Francisco, CA
Period	02/15/09 → 02/19/09

Keywords

Energy savings
Glass
Lime
Molten metal
Refractories

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Hemrick, James G. ; Peters, Klaus Markus ; Damiano, John. / Energy saving strategies for the use of refractory materials in molten material contact. Energy Technology Perspectives: Conservation, Carbon Dioxide Reduction and Production from Alternative Sources - Proceedings of Symposia held during TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 2009. pp. 225-232 (TMS Annual Meeting).

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Hemrick, JG, Peters, KM & Damiano, J 2009, Energy saving strategies for the use of refractory materials in molten material contact. in Energy Technology Perspectives: Conservation, Carbon Dioxide Reduction and Production from Alternative Sources - Proceedings of Symposia held during TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition. TMS Annual Meeting, pp. 225-232, Energy Technology Perspectives - TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition, San Francisco, CA, United States, 02/15/09.

Energy saving strategies for the use of refractory materials in molten material contact. / Hemrick, James G.; Peters, Klaus Markus; Damiano, John.
Energy Technology Perspectives: Conservation, Carbon Dioxide Reduction and Production from Alternative Sources - Proceedings of Symposia held during TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 2009. p. 225-232 (TMS Annual Meeting).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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Energy saving strategies for the use of refractory materials in molten material contact

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