The invention discloses a 
smelting method based on a 
nickel-based heat-resistance 
alloy. The method comprises specific steps that 
molten steel is prepared, and the quantitative amount of 
metal nickel, the quantitative amount of 
metal chromium, the quantitative amount of 
metal cobalt, the quantitative amount of ferrocolumbium, the quantitative amount of ferrovanadium and the quantitative amount of 
ferrotitanium are loaded in an EAF 
electric arc furnace, and heated to the high temperature until all kinds of metal are molten; impurities of the 
molten steel are removed, the prepared 
molten steel is subject to temperature adjustment and refining for a period, and then, electrolytic aluminum and ferroboron are added to be subject to sufficient stirring and deoxidation treatment; the molten steel is poured, the prepared 
alloy molten steel is put into an LF 
ladle furnace to be cooled for a period, and then the molten steel is poured into a shaping mold, wherein a heating agent is added into a riser of the mold; 
alloy phase change treatment is carried out, the poured alloy is subject to heat preservation for 24 h to 30 h at the temperature of 1280 DEG C to 1300 DEG C, after the alloy is annealed, the alloy is rapidly cooled to 800 DEG C, then the alloy is shifted into a heat preservation furnace to be subject to 
phase change, and after the temperature rises to a certain temperature, 
forging heating is carried out; and the alloy is re-machined, and the forged alloy is subject to discharging, 
quenching and medium-temperature 
tempering. The manufactured alloy is low in cost.