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Method of and device for effecting electroslag remelting processes

CA 1067705 A · Owner: Venjukovsky Armaturny Zavod · Inventors: Sapunov, Viktor E.; Kriger, Jury N.; Rabinovich, Volf I.

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The prevent invention relates to a method of and a device for effecting electroslag remelting processes. While effecting an electroslag remelting process by the proposed method an electrode is dipped into a slag bath. Electric current is passed through the electrode and slag bath heating the slag to, a melting point of said electrode. Upon establishing the molten slag bath and a metal pool said electrode is shielded by lowering on the surface of the molten slag bath a disc with an opening for the passage of said electrode so that the disc will float in the slag without coming in contact with the metal pool. A device for effecting electroslag remelting processes comprising a base-, plate …

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  • Granted December 11, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 11, 1996.
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GrantedDecember 11, 1979
Term endedDecember 11, 1996
Patent numberCA 1067705 A
Classification (IPC)C22B4/00

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198019821984198619881990199219941996Patent grantedDec 11, 1979Term endedDec 11, 1996

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