This invention relates to the field of high-temperature
alloy casting process, specifically a process for efficiently suppressing surface
slag during the high-temperature
alloy casting process. The process includes the following steps: (1) preparing a master
alloy ingot with no
oxide scale or other defects on the surface, the surface of which needs to be treated to
expose a metallic luster; (2)
casting the alloy
ingot using
oxide ceramic crucibles such as
magnesium oxide,
zirconium oxide, aluminum oxide, or
magnesium-aluminum crucibles, with material added to either a cold or hot
crucible; (3) before adding the alloy
ingot to the
crucible, the vacuum needs to be reduced to below 10 Pa, and after adding the material, high-power
electricity is supplied to the alloying cleaning process; (4) during alloying cleaning, the surface
slag percentage is less than 5%; (5) after alloying cleaning, the temperature is directly raised to the casting temperature for casting the parts. Using the method of this invention to cast high-temperature alloys can effectively suppress surface
slag during the secondary casting process, reduce part
scrap caused by slag, and improve the production efficiency and
pass rate of high-temperature alloy parts.