Briquettes Made from the Chips after Abrasive Grinding of Rolled High-Alloy Steels as an Advanced Charge Material Solution

Igor L. Gonik; Lyubov V. Palatkina; Dmitriy N. Gurulev; Dmitriy M. Shilikhin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.973.41

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Investigation of the Influence of the Deformation Rate on the Structure of the Blank at the Upsetting
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An Investigation of Ingots Teemed under Different Thermal and Physical Solidification Conditions and the Analysis of Metal Quality of the Hollow Forgings Produced
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Briquettes Made from the Chips after Abrasive Grinding of Rolled High-Alloy Steels as an Advanced Charge Material Solution
p.41

Structuring Control of Facial Layer during Edge Cutting Machining
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Formation of the Surface Layer Properties in Edge Cutting Machining of Stainless and Heat-Resistant Steels
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The Modeling of Combined Stress State of the Drilling Bit Body during the Selective Press Fitting of Picks in it
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Formation of Residual Stresses in the Internal Combustion Engine Sleeves after Abrasive Processing and Operation
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Briquettes Made from the Chips after Abrasive Grinding of Rolled High-Alloy Steels as an Advanced Charge Material Solution

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The paper shows that in the conditions of a deficit of high-quality metal charge in steels melting production, the effective use of waste from abrasive grinding in the composition of the metal charge is a promising method for reducing the cost of steel. The most rational solution for the disposal of metallurgical wastes may be the agglomeration of fine-grained and fine-dispersed materials using briquetting technology widely used in many countries around the world to produce multi-purpose briquettes.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 973)

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41-48

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November 2019

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Igor L. Gonik*, Lyubov V. Palatkina, Dmitriy N. Gurulev, Dmitriy M. Shilikhin

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Charge, Chips, Cold Briquetting, Fractographic Analysis, Metallographic Analysis, Steel 12X18H10T (18-8), Waste from Abrasive Processing of Rolled Metals

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