Mass Production of High-Purity Iron Using Anion-Exchange Separation and Plasma Arc Melting
High-purity Fe was manufactured using anion-exchange separation (AES), oxidation refining, and hydrogen-argon plasma arc melting. As a result, the purity of Fe achieved 99.9993 mass pct. Two issues have been improved: the decrease in the refining efficiency in AES was solved by the decrease in the f...
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description | High-purity Fe was manufactured using anion-exchange separation (AES), oxidation refining, and hydrogen-argon plasma arc melting. As a result, the purity of Fe achieved 99.9993 mass pct. Two issues have been improved: the decrease in the refining efficiency in AES was solved by the decrease in the flow rate, and W contamination during plasma arc melting was solved by the increase in the cooling efficiency of W-ThO
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