Treating steel outside the furnace more efficiently

Treating steel outside the furnace more efficiently

The rate and extent of desulfurization and vacuum degassing of steel during its treatment outside the furnace should be determined by the quality characteristics and service properties required of the given steel. The ability of the chosen inoculation technology to improve the quality of the steel s...

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Veröffentlicht in:Metallurgist (New York) 2006-11, Vol.50 (11-12), p.634-637
Hauptverfasser: Golubtsov, V A, Shub, L G, Deryabin, A A, Usmanov, R G
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Aluminum base alloys
Continuous casting
Furnaces
Immunization
Inoculation
Ladle metallurgy
Metallurgy
Rare earth metals
Steel industry
Steels
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Rare earth metals
Steel industry
Steels
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