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                                              GNT corundum molding material 
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GNT corundum molding material which has some features such as high pure quality, high strength, scour-resistant, corrosion proof and shake proof was passed provincial authentication Aug 1993, acquired the second award of technology development in metal smelting industry of Jiangsu Province. It¡¯s main technical features reach the criterion of congener products in Japan. It is mainly used in outer refiner equipment of molten-steel furnace (PH dipping tube, CAS-OB dipping tube, oxygen-blowing and argon-blowing injector), petroleum-catalyzing and cracking equipment and the mouth of large concrete kiln, etc. Main chemical and physical index 
| Tag of products | 
GNT-90 | 
GNT-95 |  
| Chemical components | 
Al2O3  % | 
>90 | 
>95 |  
| Density g/cm3 110¡æ¡Á 24h | 
3.1 | 
3.2 |  
| Press-resistant strength Mpa | 
110¡æ¡Á24h | 
>40 | 
>40 |  
| 1500¡æ¡Á3h | 
>80 | 
>80 |  
| Bend-resistant strength MPa | 
110¡æ¡Á24h | 
>5 | 
>5 |  
| 1500¡æ¡Á3h | 
>12 | 
>12 |  
| Line-changing rage %  1500¡æ¡Á3h | 
0~+0.5 | 
0~+0.5 |  
| Highest temperature  ¡æ | 
1800 | 
1800 |  
| The amount of effusion  % | 
4.5~5 | 
4.5~5 |     |    |   
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