Part VII – July 1968 – Communications - The Solidification of Electroslag Fluxes

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
A. Mitchell M. Etienne
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Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

VARIOUS'-3 reports on the electroslag remelting process refer to the "thin skin of slag" existing around the slag pool and the solidifying ingot, but none considers the various mechanisms by which this layer forms and thus influences the surface quality of the ingot. A vertical section4,5 of the Cao-CaF2-Al2O3 diagram is shown in Fig. 1 between CaF2 and 6Al2.CaO3 From this, it is seen that a typical "70:30" CaF2:A1a3 slag will solidify to produce 6Al2O3.CaO primary phase in a eutectic matrix. The commercial slags contain sufficient CaO to produce* this composition by both the
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APA: A. Mitchell M. Etienne  (1969)  Part VII – July 1968 – Communications - The Solidification of Electroslag Fluxes

MLA: A. Mitchell M. Etienne Part VII – July 1968 – Communications - The Solidification of Electroslag Fluxes. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1969.

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