Influences of the Transverse Static Magnetic Field on the Droplet Evolution Behaviors during the Low Frequency Electroslag Remelting Process
Influences of the Transverse Static Magnetic Field on the Droplet Evolution Behaviors during the Low Frequency Electroslag Remelting Process
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DOI:
10.2355/isijinternational.isijint-2017-267
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发表时间:
2017-10
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Huai Wang;Y. Zhong;Qiang Li;Wanqin Li;W. Ren;Z. Lei;Z. Ren;H. Qiong
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作者:
Huai Wang;Y. Zhong;Qiang Li;Wanqin Li;W. Ren;Z. Lei;Z. Ren;H. Qiong
To settle the problem of nonmetallic inclusions damaging the mechanical properties of steels, electroslag remelting (ESR) technology1–6) was developed for its excellent purification efficiency. Nowadays, the ESR process has become more and more important for the increasingly high requirements of the steels in areas such as electricity, aviation, metallurgy, machinery and so on. From a dynamic view, a larger interfacial area between metal and slag leads to a better removal efficiency of the inclusions. Li et al.7) conducted the ESR experiments and took the samples from the consumable electrode, the molten film on the electrode tip, metal droplets in the slag and the final ingot. The quantitative determination of inclusions in the samples were made by metallographic, chemical and radioisotopic methods. The results showed that the cleaning happened the most at the consumable electrode tip. The droplet evolution behavior at the consumable electrode tip is one of the key points in influencing the interfacial area between metal and slag. Influences of the Transverse Static Magnetic Field on the Droplet Evolution Behaviors during the Low Frequency Electroslag Remelting Process