ISO/TC 33/WG 27 - Refractory mortars – Determination of permanent change in dimension on heating
Mortiers réfractaires – Détermination de la variation permanente de dimension sous l'action de la chaleur
General Information
This document describes the method for determining the permanent change in dimensions on heating (drying and/or firing) of refractory mortars.
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ISO 13765-6:2004 describes a method for determining the moisture content of ready-mixed refractory mortars.
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ISO 13765-5:2004 describes a method for determining the grain size distribution of refractory mortars by sieve analysis.
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ISO 13765-2:2004 describes a method for the determination of the consistency of refractory mortars using a reciprocating flow table.
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ISO 13765-1:2004 describes a method for the determination of the consistency of refractory mortars using a penetrating cone.
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ISO 13765-4:2004 describes a method of determination of the flexural bonding strength of the bonded face between refractory bricks laid with refractory mortars (after drying and firing).
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ISO 13765-3:2004 describes a method of determination of joint stability of refractory mortars.
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Frequently Asked Questions
ISO/TC 33/WG 27 is a Working Group within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Refractory mortars – Determination of permanent change in dimension on heating". This committee has published 7 standards.
ISO/TC 33/WG 27 develops ISO standards in the area of Information technology. Currently, there are 7 published standards from this working group.
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