Research Extent Equilibrium of the Melt Steel before Crystallization

Vladimir S. Tsepelev; Valeri Mushnikov; Nadezhda Tsepeleva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.889.104

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Research Extent Equilibrium of the Melt Steel before Crystallization

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Studies of the properties steels and alloys in the liquid and solidity conditions bear witness that the technical peculiarities of the receipt liquid metal in particular overheating have influence on the its properties and structure. The time-temperature treatment of the liquid metal influence on the structure of the liquid metal. The structure of the liquid metal influence on the character hardening and properties of the solidity samples in the one's turn. It should be noted the fact that place the just regularity take place: than extent of the melt equilibrium before crystallization is higher the solid metal distinguish oneself the better figures of the quality.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 889)

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Vladimir S. Tsepelev*, Valeri Mushnikov, Nadezhda Tsepeleva

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Critical Temperature, Liquid Metal, Magnetic Susceptibility, Plasticity, Structure, Technology, Viscosity

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