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Refractory Raw Materials in India

J. C. BanerjeeCentral Glass & Ceramic Research InstituteCalcutta-32
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N. R. SircarCentral Glass & Ceramic Research InstituteCalcutta-32
Pages 39-44 | Published online: 11 Jul 2014

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  • Banerjee, J. C., Banerjee, N. C. and Sircar, N. R., “Study of natural sillimanite as refractory material—Part II: Super refractories for glass tank furnaces”; ibid; 9 (4), 139–147 (1962).
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