摘要
Corrosion effect of ladle furnace （LF） refining slag on fired MgO-CaO bricks with about 34% CaO was studied by static crucible method,and corrosion mechanism was analyzed by techniques of scan electron micrograph,energy dispersive spectrometer,and X-ray diffraction. The results show that：MgO-CaO bricks exhibit excellent corrosion resistance but poor penetration resistance to LF refining slag; oxidation of （Mg·Fe）O in reaction zone results in volume expansion forming cracks; penetration of 2CaO·Fe2O3 （C2F） from slag to MgO-CaO bricks increases liquid phases which accelerates corrosion of the bricks; a protective layer of 2CaO·SiO2 formed on reaction interface prevents penetration of C2F to the bricks.
Corrosion effect of ladle furnace （LF） refining slag on fired MgO-CaO bricks with about 34% CaO was studied by static crucible method,and corrosion mechanism was analyzed by techniques of scan electron micrograph,energy dispersive spectrometer,and X-ray diffraction. The results show that：MgO-CaO bricks exhibit excellent corrosion resistance but poor penetration resistance to LF refining slag; oxidation of （Mg·Fe）O in reaction zone results in volume expansion forming cracks; penetration of 2CaO·Fe2O3 （C2F） from slag to MgO-CaO bricks increases liquid phases which accelerates corrosion of the bricks; a protective layer of 2CaO·SiO2 formed on reaction interface prevents penetration of C2F to the bricks.
