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A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA)

Silica refractory research and development has taken a down-turn, perhaps due to the problems associated with them or because of concerns regarding earth conservation, earth being a major source of the raw material-quartz, which is used for silica refractory manufacture. In this review, the authors...

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Main Authors:	Mamat, Othman, B.I., Ugheoke, Ariwahjoedib, B.
Format:	Citation Index Journal
Published:	Trans Tech Publications Inc. 2010
Subjects:	TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Online Access:	http://eprints.utp.edu.my/4418/2/DDF.307.53_2012.pdf http://www.scientific.net/DDF http://eprints.utp.edu.my/4418/
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spelling	my.utp.eprints.44182017-01-19T08:23:32Z A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA) Mamat, Othman B.I., Ugheoke Ariwahjoedib, B. TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Silica refractory research and development has taken a down-turn, perhaps due to the problems associated with them or because of concerns regarding earth conservation, earth being a major source of the raw material-quartz, which is used for silica refractory manufacture. In this review, the authors have pin-pointed the problems identified with silica refractory from researches of the early era (1913 to 1990) and have assessed the theme of current research, in order to ascertain how well these current researches have attended to the problems raised in the early research era. The review shows that the gaps identified in the early research era still remain unattended to. It concludes by making a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA) for the production of silica refractory, as a way of solving these problems and making silica refractory a booming industry once again. Trans Tech Publications Inc. 2010-12-23 Citation Index Journal PeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/4418/2/DDF.307.53_2012.pdf http://www.scientific.net/DDF Mamat, Othman and B.I., Ugheoke and Ariwahjoedib, B. (2010) A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA). [Citation Index Journal] (In Press) http://eprints.utp.edu.my/4418/
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spellingShingle	TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Mamat, Othman B.I., Ugheoke Ariwahjoedib, B. A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA)
description	Silica refractory research and development has taken a down-turn, perhaps due to the problems associated with them or because of concerns regarding earth conservation, earth being a major source of the raw material-quartz, which is used for silica refractory manufacture. In this review, the authors have pin-pointed the problems identified with silica refractory from researches of the early era (1913 to 1990) and have assessed the theme of current research, in order to ascertain how well these current researches have attended to the problems raised in the early research era. The review shows that the gaps identified in the early research era still remain unattended to. It concludes by making a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA) for the production of silica refractory, as a way of solving these problems and making silica refractory a booming industry once again.
format	Citation Index Journal
author	Mamat, Othman B.I., Ugheoke Ariwahjoedib, B.
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title	A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA)
title_short	A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA)
title_full	A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA)
title_fullStr	A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA)
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title_sort	brief survey of literature on silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (rha)
publisher	Trans Tech Publications Inc.
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A brief survey of literature on Silica refractory research and development: a case for nanostructured silica obtained from rice husk ash (RHA)

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