Study on Corrosion Mechanism of Gas Quenching Steel Slag to MgO Crucible

Guo Zhang Tang; Tie Lei Tian; Gao Liang Li; Yue Long

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.391-392.1358

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Study on Corrosion Mechanism of Gas Quenching Steel Slag to MgO Crucible

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This thesis analyzes the existence form of MgO in the gas quenching steel slag. By calculating the degree of saturation of the MgO in the gas quenching steel slag and adopting the method of electronic probe, it investigates the corrosion of the viscosity of the gas quenching steel slag to MgO crucible when measuring viscosity under a high temperature and explains why the gas quenching steel slag exerts no corrosion to the MgO crucible with the help of the metallurgy thermodynamics principle.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 391-392)

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1358-1362

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December 2011

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Guo Zhang Tang, Tie Lei Tian, Gao Liang Li, Yue Long

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Corrosion, Gas Quenching Steel Slag, MgO Crucible, Viscosity

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