Oxidation Behavior of Silicon, Phosphorus and Vanadium in Carbon-saturated Iron Melt with Sodium Carbonate
Oxidation Behavior of Silicon, Phosphorus and Vanadium in Carbon-saturated Iron Melt with Sodium Carbonate
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DOI:
10.2355/isijinternational1966.23.578
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发表时间:
1983-06
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
R. Inoue;H. Suito
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作者:
R. Inoue;H. Suito
The oxidation behavior of silicon, phosphorus and niobium in carbon-saturated iron melt have been studied at 1 300°C by using soda (Na2CO3, Na2CO3-Fe2O3) and lime fluxes (CaO-CaF2-Fe2O3). Phosphorus and niobium were oxidized in the initial retardation when the fluxes were added by installments. The reversion of phosphorus and niobium occurred along with the desiliconization reaction after the completion of the flux addition. In comparison with the results obtained in the addition of the soda flux by the lump, the retardation of the initial oxidation was explained by the fact that the reversion rates of phosphorus and niobium were considerably fast. The effect of Fe2O3 addition to the flux was found to be significant in both the experiments of the lump and installment additions. The extensive removals of silicon and niobium were observed in the addition of Fe2O3 by installments, while no dephosphorization takes place.From the experiment in which Na2CO3 was added to the carbon-saturated iron melt containing silicon, phosphorus, manganese and niobium, it was found that the removal of niobium was possible without the oxidation of manganese if silicon was oxidized to a value as low as possible.