Influence Of Slag Basicity On The Silicon Within The Stainless Steel Master Alloy Prepared By Smelting Reduction Of Fe-Ni-Cr Sinters

- Organization:
- The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
- Pages:
- 6
- File Size:
- 390 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 2016
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to study the effect of slag basicity on the Si content in stainless steel master alloys prepared by smelting reduction of Fe-Ni-Cr sinters. Theoretical analysis focusing on the gas, slag and alloy phases of the smelting reduction process at 1600°C was carried out by thermodynamic calculation software----FactSage, showing that the increase of CaO within the slag can result in the decrease of Si within the master alloy. Experiments were also carried out in vacuum melting furnace at 1600°C , and chemical analysis method was used to detect Si content in the alloys. When the MgO content is 9.00%, the experimental results were consistent with the calculated values. However, when the MgO content rises up to 14%, the content of Si in the alloy reaches the maximum when SiO2 equals to 22.81%.
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APA:
(2016) Influence Of Slag Basicity On The Silicon Within The Stainless Steel Master Alloy Prepared By Smelting Reduction Of Fe-Ni-Cr SintersMLA: Influence Of Slag Basicity On The Silicon Within The Stainless Steel Master Alloy Prepared By Smelting Reduction Of Fe-Ni-Cr Sinters. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2016.