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    Melting practice for 18KhNVA chromium-nickel stainless steel

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    New melting practice, said to be developed in Czechoslovakia, is described; novel features are oxygen injection for rapid oxidation of carbon and reducing period without flushing oxidizing slag and without additions of slag forming elements and fluxes; steel produced has low H content (4.4 cu cm/100 g) and good mechanical and rolling properties. (see also English translation in Stal in English n 4 Apr 1963 p 282-4)

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    New search for: Zhukov, D.G.
    New search for: Keis, N.V.
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    New melting practice, said to be developed in Czechoslovakia, is described; novel features are oxygen injection for rapid oxidation of carbon and reducing period without flushing oxidizing slag and without additions of slag forming elements and fluxes; steel produced has low H content (4.4 cu cm/100 g) and good mechanical and rolling properties. (see also English translation in Stal in English n 4 Apr 1963 p 282-4)

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    New search for: Golikov, E.S.

    New melting practice, said to be developed in Czechoslovakia, is described; novel features are oxygen injection for rapid oxidation of carbon and reducing period without flushing oxidizing slag and without additions of slag forming elements and fluxes; steel produced has low H content (4.4 cu cm/100 g) and good mechanical and rolling properties. (see also English translation in Stal in English n 4 Apr 1963 p 282-4)

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    Title:

    Melting practice for 18KhNVA chromium-nickel stainless steel

    Additional title:

    Usovershenstvovanie tekhnologii vyplavki stali 18KhNva

    Contributors:

    Zhukov, D.G. (author) / Keis, N.V. (author) / Malinovskaya, T.I. (author) / Golikov, E.S. (author)

    Published in:

    Stal

    Publication date:

    1963

    Size:

    3 pages

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Print

    Language:

    Russian

    Keywords:

    Stainless steel

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