Development of Slag Base for Welding Fluxes from Man-Made Mineral Formations of Ural Mining and Smelting Companies

Stanislav V. Naumov; Michael N. Ignatov; Anna M. Ignatova; Arseny O. Artemov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.743.406

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Development of Slag Base for Welding Fluxes from Man-Made Mineral Formations of Ural Mining and Smelting Companies

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Slag bases for welding materials have been developed from mineral raw materials and man–made mineral formations of the Urals. Successful comprehensive studies and tests of fused fluxes and also of weld metal and weld joints obtained by these welding materials have been carried out. It has been clearly established that the obtained weld metal has low content of harmful impurities ([S] is as low as 0.01 wt%) due to the use of the electric arc furnace method, purity of the feedstock minerals and technogenic raw materials and physicochemical reactions during the welding process.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 743)

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406-410

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Stanislav V. Naumov*, Michael N. Ignatov, Anna M. Ignatova, Arseny O. Artemov

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Fused Flux, Minerals, Slag Base, Sulfur, Weld Metal, Welded Joints, Welding, Welding Material

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