Seminar

Refractory TechnologyRefractory Materials and Slags

Pressebild Siemens

These are materials or solids,

- which can withstand high temperatures

- which largely retain their mechanical function,

(even in contact with corrosive materials)

- and which can withstand these conditions for

a necessary period of time.

What are „Refractories…“

• Dr. rer. nat. Andreas Buhr, Almatis GmbH, Frankfurt

• Dr. Stephan Clasen, Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbH, Duisburg

• Clemens Ebner, RHI Magnesita, Leoben

• Malte Janssen, M. Eng., Purmetall GmbH & Co. KG, Oberhausen

• Dr. rer. nat. Sebastian Klaus, Almatis GmbH, Frankfurt

• Prof. Dr. Dipl.-Min. Olaf Krause, Koblenz University of Applied Science

• Dr.-Ing. Helmut Lachmund, AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke, Dillingen

• Dipl.-Ing. Leomar Marcon, Rheinkalk GmbH, Wülfrath

• Bernd Neubauer, RHI Magnesita, Leoben

• Dipl.-Min. Werner Schönwelski, Steuler-KCH GmbH, Höhr-Grenzhausen

• Dr. Patrick Tassot, Refratechnik Steel GmbH, Düsseldorf

Our speakers

The Content at a glance

Excerpts…

Basics on Chemical and Mineralogical Composition of Refractory Material and Slag

© Almatis GmbH

Testing and evaluation of refractorymaterials in the laboratory

© Hochschule Koblenz

Synthetic Alumina Raw Material and High Alumina Cement

© Almatis GmbH

Insulating materials in the steel industry

Foto: Pressebilder Siemens AG

Foto: Niggemeier, stahlseite.de

© Refratechnik Steel GmbH

The world oft monolithics

© Refratechnik Steel GmbH

Shaped refractory products based on aluminum

© Steuler KCH

Dolomite as a refractory building material in the steel industry

© RHI Magnesita

Machines for Processing and Delivering Refractory Concretes and Sprayable Refractories

Foto: Niggemeier, stahlseite.de

© Purmetall, Oberhausen

Basic Bricks for the Steel Industry

© voestalpine

Blast furnace slag and refractory material

© thyssenkrupp Steel Europe

Converter slag and refractory material in the oxygen blowing process

© Dillinger

Ladle slag and refractory material in secondary metallurgy

© Dillinger

Lime and dolomite in iron and steel production

© Lhoist, Rheinkalk GmbH

More information on the seminar?

© Lhoist, Rheinkalk GmbH

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Refractory technology and slags - the programme

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