Research of Fluoride-Free Protective Slag Used in Low C Steel

Man Tang Ding

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.803.312

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Research of Fluoride-Free Protective Slag Used in Low C Steel

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In order to eliminate the hazards of fluoride, the low melting point and boosting substances of Li₂O, BaO, B₂O₃ were added into the low C peritectic steel mold powder replaced fluoride. It makes fluorine-free protection slag successfully developed. The crystalline ore phase of Fluorine-free mould slag is melilite. By adjustment crystallization ratio of melilite in slag film, the heat flow through the mold can be controlled.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 803)

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Man Tang Ding

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B₂O₃, BaO, Fluorine Hazards, Fluorine-Free Mould Slag, Fluorine-Free Protection Slag

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