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Formation and Evolution Mechanisms of Inclusions in Steel

Jiang, Min / Wang, Xinhua

In steelmaking practice, time of refining is an issue closely related productivity and influence competitivity of steel company. During the study, reaction time is also found importantly affected the control of inclusions. During the reaction of steel and the used high basicity high alumina slags, as MgO-based refractory (MgO crucible) is used, inclusions experienced important evolutions from alumina to spinel and finally into low melting point CaO–MgO–Al₂O₃ with extended reaction time. In this chapter, the topic was discussed in details to elucidate the evolution mechanism of inclusions.

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Formation and Evolution Mechanisms of Inclusions in Steel

Jiang, Min / Wang, Xinhua

In steelmaking practice, time of refining is an issue closely related productivity and influence competitivity of steel company. During the study, reaction time is also found importantly affected the control of inclusions. During the reaction of steel and the used high basicity high alumina slags, as MgO-based refractory (MgO crucible) is used, inclusions experienced important evolutions from alumina to spinel and finally into low melting point CaO–MgO–Al₂O₃ with extended reaction time. In this chapter, the topic was discussed in details to elucidate the evolution mechanism of inclusions.

Formation and Evolution Mechanisms of Inclusions in Steel

Jiang, Min / Wang, Xinhua

In steelmaking practice, time of refining is an issue closely related productivity and influence competitivity of steel company. During the study, reaction time is also found importantly affected the control of inclusions. During the reaction of steel and the used high basicity high alumina slags, as MgO-based refractory (MgO crucible) is used, inclusions experienced important evolutions from alumina to spinel and finally into low melting point CaO–MgO–Al₂O₃ with extended reaction time. In this chapter, the topic was discussed in details to elucidate the evolution mechanism of inclusions.

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Title:

Formation and Evolution Mechanisms of Inclusions in Steel

Additional title:

Engineering Materials

Contributors:

Jiang, Min (author) / Wang, Xinhua (author)

Published in:

Slag-Steel Reaction and Control of Inclusions in Al Deoxidized Special Steel ; Chapter: 5 ; 111-138

Engineering Materials

Publication date:

2022-08-27

Size:

28 pages

ISBN:

978-981-19-3463-6 , 978-981-19-3462-9

ISSN:

1868-1212 , 1612-1317

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-3463-6_5

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Engineering , Building Materials , Structural Materials , Materials Engineering

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