Conclusions
From finely milled fused quartz it is possible to obtain, by the slip method, adequately strong quartz products with high thermal-shock resistance at low firing temperatures. A substantial increase in the strength of the quartz products can be obtained by impregnating them with silicone resins followed by firing at 1100°C.
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Translated from Ogneupory, No.1, pp.47–49, January, 1967.
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Voronin, N.I., Churakova, R.S. Quartz products made by slip casting. Refractories 8, 50–52 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01290210
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