The Thermal Conductivity of Fire-clay at High Temperatures
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"The Thermal Conductivity of Fire-clay at High Temperatures" presents a detailed investigation into the thermal properties of fire-clay when subjected to elevated temperatures. Authored by J. K. Clement and Willard Leo Egy, this study offers valuable insights into the behavior of this widely used refractory material under extreme conditions.
The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the methods and results obtained during experimentation, making it an essential resource for engineers, material scientists, and researchers working with high-temperature applications. It discusses the practical implications for industries relying on fire-clay, such as metallurgy, ceramics, and construction. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of material science and thermal engineering, crucial for advancing technological developments.
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