Nano TiO2 oxide containing ferroalloy intermediate and preparation method and uses thereof
A technology of oxides and intermediates, applied in the field of nano-TiO2 oxide iron alloy intermediates and its preparation, can solve the problems of wettability improvement, excessive growth, etc., to reduce the cost of steelmaking and reduce the difficulty of controlling inclusions , The effect of simplifying the smelting process
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Embodiment 1
[0023] Embodiment 1: containing TiO 2 Preparation and Application of Intermediates of Oxide 10%
[0024] Weigh by weight - 325 mesh iron powder and nano TiO 2 Oxide powder and metal aluminum powder with a particle size of -400 mesh, of which TiO 2 The proportion of oxide is 10% of the total weight, the proportion of aluminum powder is 1.5% of the total weight, and the rest is iron powder. The raw material powders were mechanically mixed in a three-dimensional motion mixer for 1 hour, and then 3% zinc stearate was added to bind the powders together. Put the binder into the mold and press it into an intermediate blank with a size of 10×10×10 mm, and the pressing pressure is 50 MPa. The intermediate blank is degreased in a solvent degreasing tank to remove the binder medium. The extraction medium is CCl 4 , the standing time is 1 hour, and the product is dried for 4 hours after leaving the tank. The blank after degreasing treatment is put into a vacuum sintering furnace for...
Embodiment 2
[0027] Embodiment 2: containing TiO 2 Preparation and Application of Intermediates of Oxide 20%
[0028] Weigh by weight - 325 mesh iron powder and nano TiO 2 Oxide powder and silicon powder with a particle size of -400 mesh, of which TiO 2 The proportion of oxide is 20% of the total weight, the proportion of silicon powder is 1.5% of the total weight, and the rest is iron powder. The raw material powders were mechanically mixed in a three-dimensional motion mixer, and the mixing time was 1.5 hours. 3% zinc stearate was then added to bind the powder. Put the binder into the mold and press it into an intermediate blank with a size of 10×10×10 mm, and the pressing pressure is 70 MPa. The intermediate blank is degreased in a solvent degreasing tank to remove the binder medium. The extraction medium is CCl 4 , the standing time is 2 hours, and the product is dried for 4 hours after leaving the tank. The blank after degreasing treatment is put into a vacuum sintering furnace...
Embodiment 3
[0030] Embodiment 3: containing TiO 2 Preparation and Application of Intermediates of Oxide 30%
[0031] Weigh by weight - 325 mesh iron powder and nano TiO 2 Oxide powder and silicon powder with a particle size of -400 mesh, of which TiO 2 The proportion of oxide is 30% of the total weight, the proportion of silicon powder is 2.0% of the total weight, and the rest is iron powder. The raw material powders were mechanically mixed in a three-dimensional motion mixer, and the mixing time was 1.5 hours. 5% zinc stearate was then added to bind the powder. Put the binder into the mold and press it into an intermediate blank with a size of 10×10×10 mm, and the pressing pressure is 80 MPa. The intermediate blank is degreased in a solvent degreasing tank to remove the binder medium. The extraction medium is CCl 4 , the standing time is 2 hours, and the product is dried for 4 hours after leaving the tank. The blank after degreasing treatment is put into a vacuum sintering furnace f...
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