Slag/Refractory And Metal/Refractory Interactions During The Production Of Stainless Steels

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
N. Sutcliffe
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

Refractories and slags play a vital role in the production of stainless steel. They are in intimate contact with the steel at temperature, and chemical reactions between the three can and do occur. These interactions can be beneficial, in the case of active tundish and ladle slags, and negative in the case of refractory erosion and slag entrapment. This paper presents the results of both plant trials and laboratory investigations of steel/refractory and slag/refractory interactions. The interaction mechanisms observed are described leading to selection criteria for new refractory products. Keywords: slags, steels, refractories, reaction mechanisms.
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APA: N. Sutcliffe  (2004)  Slag/Refractory And Metal/Refractory Interactions During The Production Of Stainless Steels

MLA: N. Sutcliffe Slag/Refractory And Metal/Refractory Interactions During The Production Of Stainless Steels. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2004.

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