Establishing a novel and yet simple methodology based on the use of modified inclined plane (M-IP) for high-temperature slag viscosity measurement
Authors:
- Baiqian DaiBaiqian Dai
- Xiaojiang WuXWXiaojiang Wu
- Lian ZhangLZLian Zhang
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Australian Research Council (150100006)
- Monash University
- Australian Research Council
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