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The political targets for CO2 reduction in industrial processes are leading to a technological change in the area of pig iron production. In future, pig iron will be produced by using the direct reduction process instead of the blast furnace process. Direct reduction plants are currently operated with natural gas, this is to be replaced by hydrogen in the future in order to meet the climate targets. Within this work, the influence of hydrogen-containing atmospheres on currently used refractory materials from the Al2O3-SiO2 system was investigated. An experiment was developed to simulate the corrosion of refractory materials in the laboratory under realistic test conditions. Taking into account the atmosphere, the temperature and the sample material, a variety of practical corrosion tests were carried out. By applying a comprehensive analysis strategy, relevant corrosion effects on the materials were subsequently described as a result of the gas composition. The test temperature was in the range of 716 °C < T < 1150 °C. Physical and chemical-mineralogical tests were used to investigate the corrosion effects. In addition, the intensity of the corrosion effects was evaluated based on the gas compositions used. Pure hydrogen atmospheres in particular led to strong gas corrosion, while the presence of water vapor inhibited the chemical reactions. The mixture of methane and hydrogen can create an aggressive H2 / CO atmosphere, which also can lead to the formation of solid carbon. This phenomenon changes the possible causes of damage to refractory material; the crystallization pressure of carbon inside the structure of the refractory can also contribute to material failure. Furthermore, the corrosion reactions could be described by coupling imaging analysis methods and element determination. It was shown that, in contrast to the general opinion in the state of the art, there was not exclusively a decrease in SiO2-amount. Several reactions took place in the investigated, industrially used materials, which led to the local chemical attack of SiO2 (silicate glass phase) and caused a parallel crystallization of cristobalite. The chemical attack of hydrogen on the silicate glass phase can be defined as the primary corrosion reaction in the range of 716 °C < T < 1150 °C in a pure hydrogen atmosphere. In addition, the reaction kinetics as a function of temperature were experimentally investigated and described. Based on these analyses, material properties can be defined that are particularly suitable for the future use of defined refractory qualities within reduction processes.