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Refining of high-temperature nickel alloys in vacuum induction furnaces

Antipov, V.M. / Okorokov, G.N. / Boyarshinov, V.A. / Kapel'Nitskii, V.G. / Voinovskii, E.V. / Chernyak, G.S.

Kinetics of elimination of oxygen and nitrogen from nickel-base alloys containing 15% Cr, 6% W and 3% Mo were investigated while alloys were melted in 50 kg vacuum induction laboratory furnace and 0.5 ton operating furnace; final concentration of oxygen in alloy containing Ti and Al was about 0.001 to 0.002%; deoxidation of furnace bath is conducive to elimination of N while constant for speed at which N is eliminated in 0.5 ton furnace was about 80 to 87% lower than for other furnace. (See also Stal n 2 Feb 1968 p 130-4)

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Refining of high-temperature nickel alloys in vacuum induction furnaces

Antipov, V.M. / Okorokov, G.N. / Boyarshinov, V.A. / Kapel'Nitskii, V.G. / Voinovskii, E.V. / Chernyak, G.S.

Kinetics of elimination of oxygen and nitrogen from nickel-base alloys containing 15% Cr, 6% W and 3% Mo were investigated while alloys were melted in 50 kg vacuum induction laboratory furnace and 0.5 ton operating furnace; final concentration of oxygen in alloy containing Ti and Al was about 0.001 to 0.002%; deoxidation of furnace bath is conducive to elimination of N while constant for speed at which N is eliminated in 0.5 ton furnace was about 80 to 87% lower than for other furnace. (See also Stal n 2 Feb 1968 p 130-4)

Refining of high-temperature nickel alloys in vacuum induction furnaces

Antipov, V.M. / Okorokov, G.N. / Boyarshinov, V.A. / Kapel'Nitskii, V.G. / Voinovskii, E.V. / Chernyak, G.S.

Kinetics of elimination of oxygen and nitrogen from nickel-base alloys containing 15% Cr, 6% W and 3% Mo were investigated while alloys were melted in 50 kg vacuum induction laboratory furnace and 0.5 ton operating furnace; final concentration of oxygen in alloy containing Ti and Al was about 0.001 to 0.002%; deoxidation of furnace bath is conducive to elimination of N while constant for speed at which N is eliminated in 0.5 ton furnace was about 80 to 87% lower than for other furnace. (See also Stal n 2 Feb 1968 p 130-4)

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Title:

Refining of high-temperature nickel alloys in vacuum induction furnaces

Additional title:

Rafinirovanie zharoprochnykh nikelevykh splavov v vakuumnykh induktsionnykh pechakh

Contributors:

Antipov, V.M. (author) / Okorokov, G.N. (author) / Boyarshinov, V.A. (author) / Kapel'Nitskii, V.G. (author) / Voinovskii, E.V. (author) / Chernyak, G.S. (author)

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Stal in English

Publication date:

1968

Size:

4 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Nickel refining

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