Smelting Steel Resistant to Corrosion from Metal Mixing Air in Late Oxygen Blowing

R.A. Gizatulin; A.V. Valueva; Denis V. Valuev; A. Serikbol

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.770.104

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Smelting Steel Resistant to Corrosion from Metal Mixing Air in Late Oxygen Blowing

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The paper considers that the application in metallurgical enterprises-s mixing argon bath at the end of oxygen blowing in the smelting of corrosion-resistant steel has found wide application [1, 2]. However, the deficit-ness and the relatively high cost of argon, low pressure in his shop on line constrain most plants use argon at you-melting corrosion resistant steels. The article suggests that in-intensification of decarburization in the smelting of corrosion-resistant chromium-nickel steels in the 40-ton electric arc furnace use compressed air instead of argon.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 770)

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104-107

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June 2015

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R.A. Gizatulin, A.V. Valueva, Denis V. Valuev*, A. Serikbol

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Carbon, Consumption Reduction, Oxygen, Purging Steel, Steel, Technology

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