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- Question
With decrease in porosity, the __________ of the refractories decreases.
Options- A. strength
- B. thermal conductivity
- C. spalling resistance
- D. none of these
- Correct Answer
- spalling resistance
- 1. Zirconia refractories are not used in
Options- A. making sheaths for thermocouple.
- B. lining high temperature ceramic kilns.
- C. furnaces subjected to fluctuating temperature.
- D. high frequency induction furnaces in the form of inductors. Discuss
- 2. Which one contains minimum percentage of SiO2?
Options- A. Firebrick
- B. Sillimanite
- C. Semi-silica
- D. Aluminous firebrick Discuss
- 3. Porosity of fireclay refractories is __________ percent.
Options- A. 5-10
- B. 10-25
- C. 25-35
- D. 35-50 Discuss
- 4. Which of the following is not a high alumina refractory material?
Options- A. Kyanite
- B. Sillimanite
- C. Diaspore
- D. Periclase Discuss
- 5. Refractoriness under load (RUL) of fireclay bricks (under a load of 2 kg/cm2 ) is __________ °C.
Options- A. 500
- B. 1000
- C. >1350
- D. >2000 Discuss
- 6. An ideal refractory should have high
Options- A. spalling rate
- B. fusion point
- C. shrinkage ability
- D. none of these Discuss
- 7. Highest melting (m.p = 3070°C) oxide refractory is
Options- A. alumina
- B. thoria
- C. zirconia
- D. magnesia Discuss
- 8. SiO2 percentage in firebrick is about
Options- A. 35-40
- B. 55-60
- C. 80-85
- D. >94 Discuss
- 9. Maximum apparent porosity of magnesite bricks is about __________ percent.
Options- A. 8
- B. 24
- C. 44
- D. 58 Discuss
- 10. Mullite is chemically represented by
Options- A. Al2O3 . 2SiO2
- B. 3Al2O3 . 2SiO2
- C. Al2O3 . SiO2
- D. 2Al2O3 . 3SiO2 Discuss
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Correct Answer: furnaces subjected to fluctuating temperature.
Correct Answer: Sillimanite
Correct Answer: 10-25
Correct Answer: Periclase
Correct Answer: >1350
Correct Answer: fusion point
Correct Answer: thoria
Correct Answer: 55-60
Correct Answer: 24
Correct Answer: 3Al2O3 . 2SiO2
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