Cast iron alloy and method for producing same
CA 1214342 A · Owner: Kabushikikaisha Kyowa Chuzosho · Inventors: Egusa, Saichi; Ii, Tadashi
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A composite cast iron alloy used as a material for nonferrous metal casting equipment. The raw materials for the composite cast iron alloy include iron calcium-, containing substances, coke, titanium compounds silica, compounds containing graphite stabilizing elements and aluminum metal. The raw material for the iron is pig iron scrap and steel and the titanium compounds are either alkaline metal titanates or alkaline earth metal titanates. The composite cast iron alloy is produced by first melting and reacting the iron raw material with calcium containing substances, coke and titanium compounds to obtain melted iron material for casting, mixing the melted iron material for casting with …
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- Granted November 25, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 25, 2003.
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