Objective Laws of Nitrogen Removal in the Vacuum Tank Degasser

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This article discusses the problems of efficient removal of nitrogen in the vacuum tank degasser operating at the electric arc furnace shop of Uralskaya Stal (Ural Steel) OJSC in the course of manufacturing of high-quality low carbon steel grades by means of steel grades «2» and «T». In order to determine the reasonable and balanced treatment parameters that ensure the required level of nitrogen content in the above steel grades, an analysis of production data for the period of November-December 2016 has been carried out. This analysis is the basis for identifying the vacuum degassing parameters in compliance with the technological capabilities and well-balanced levels, which allow predicting the level of nitrogen content in steel. To assess the cumulative quantitative effect of the main parameters of vacuum degassing on nitrogen removal, there has been performed a regression analysis. As a result, there have been obtained multiple regression equations describing a rational combination of steel treatment parameters for achieving the required nitrogen removal level.

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