Additive for promoting slag formation in steel refining ladle
CA 1321075 C · Owner: Hamilton Specialty Bar Division Of Slater Industries Inc. · Inventors: Bowman, Bradford C.
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In ladle refining of steel a molten protective slag covering is used consisting of iron blast furnace slag or, of a mixture of solid burnt lime and/or burnt dolomitic lime together with iron blast furnace slag in an amount effective to serve as a flux promoting the melting of the lime and dolomitic lime. The iron blast furnace slag avoids the environmentally harmful emissions caused by use of fluorspar as a flux. It forms a quicker melting slag resulting in, lower power usage and shorter refining times. It forms a final slag with good physical properties. There is considerable reduction of wear of the ladle and roof refractories and carbon pick up from the ladle refining electrodes is …
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- Granted August 10, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 10, 2010.
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