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| ArticleName | EAF foamy slag in stainless steel production |
| ArticleAuthor | J. Reichel, L. Rose, M. A. Damazio, R. G. Carvalho, H. B. Loss, E. M. Pinto, J. R. Dutra, M. Karbowniczek. |
| ArticleAuthorData | J. Reichel; jan.reiche@sms-demag.de |
| Abstract | Slag foaming practice for carbon steel grades has been used for a long time but it has not yet been successful for stainless steel production. Production cost lowering is achieved by improving thermal efficiency and operation conditions by stabilizing the arc activity in consequence of such technology, the refractory and electrode consumption as well as noise level is considerably decreased. All these effects can now be achieved in stainless steel production thanks to a new, patented technology. |
| keywords | electric arc furnaces, steel making, stainless steels, foamy slag, arc activity, noise level, electrode consumption. |
| References | 1. Karbowniczek, M.; Michaliszyn, A.; Kaweckacebula, E.; Pytel, K.; Migas, P.: Material and conditions effecting foamy slag at high Cr-oxide concentration, unveröffentl. Bericht, AGH-University of Science and Technology, Krakau, Polen, 2005. 2. Tavernier, H. et al.: Foaming of the slag and recycling of stainless steel dusts by injection into the electric arc furnace for stainless steels, Technical Steel Research European Commission, Luxemburg, 2004. 3. Peter, M.; Koch, K.; Lamut, J.; Juhart, M.: stahl u. eisen 119 (1999) Nr. 10, S. 71/79. 4. Pretorius, E. B.; Nunnington, R. C.: Iron Steelmak. 29 (2002) Nr. 2. 5. Kerr, J.; Fruehan, R.: Iron Steelmak. 29 (2002) Nr. 4. 6. Karbowniczek, M.: Slag foaming in steelmaking processes, AGH-University of Science and Technology, Krakau, Polen, 1999. |
| Language of full-text | russian |
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