Thermodynamic Study on Interfacial Reaction between Blast Furnace Slag and Silicon Carbide

Hirohide Okuno; Naotaka Fukami; Nobuya Shinozaki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.723.622

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Thermodynamic Study on Interfacial Reaction between Blast Furnace Slag and Silicon Carbide

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Silicon carbide(SiC) is used as a raw material contained in the refractory that is in contact with molten iron or slag during steel-making processes. In present work, the interfacial reactions between the SiC ceramic substrate and the blast furnace slag were investigated and the thermodynamic study on the reaction products was carried out. The results showed that the Ti component contained in the slag became TiC, and gathered at the whole interface between the SiC substrate and the slag after experiments.

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Hirohide Okuno*, Naotaka Fukami, Nobuya Shinozaki

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Interfacial Reaction, Molten Iron, SiC, Thermodynamics

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