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  1. Refractories used in/for __________ should have low thermal conductivity.

  2. A.
    coke ovens
    B.
    insulation
    C.
    regenerators
    D.
    muffle furnaces

  3. 10 to 30% magnesite is added to chromite to produce chrome-magnesite refractories. Magnesite addition is mainly done to improve the __________ of chromite.

  4. A.
    spalling resistance
    B.
    refractoriness
    C.
    crushing strength
    D.
    resistance to slag

  5. Silica bricks are never used for lining the

  6. A.
    beehive coke ovens.
    B.
    by-product coke ovens.
    C.
    dome of blast furnace stoves.
    D.
    roof of open hearth furnace.

  7. Which is not a natural insulating material?

  8. A.
    Diatomaceous earth/kieselgur
    B.
    Asbestos
    C.
    Vermiculite
    D.
    None of these

  9. Magnesite refractories are generally not used in the

  10. A.
    electric furnace walls.
    B.
    steel melting furnace.
    C.
    open hearth furnace.
    D.
    burning zone of cement kilns.

  11. Which is an acidic refractory ?

  12. A.
    Magnesite
    B.
    Dolomite
    C.
    Fireclay
    D.
    Chrome magnesite

  13. Carborundum used for making crucibles for melting non-ferrous metals is chemically

  14. A.
    silicon carbide
    B.
    silicon nitride
    C.
    crystalline magnesia
    D.
    zirconium sulphate

  15. Which of the following impurities reduces the refractoriness of magnesite bricks ?

  16. A.
    Al2O3
    B.
    CaO
    C.
    SiO2
    D.
    all (a), (b) & (c)

  17. Crushing strength of a refractory

  18. A.
    increases with rise in service temperature.
    B.
    decreases with rise in service temperature.
    C.
    is unaffected with change in service temperature.
    D.
    decreases with increase in porosity.

  19. Ramming masses are used for

  20. A.
    obtaining monolithic working faces.
    B.
    repairing construction of various furnace parts.
    C.
    both (a) & (b).
    D.
    neither (a) nor (b).