Method for preventing aluminum manganese ferrum composite deoxidized alloy from being pulverized and adhered to furnace
A technology of composite deoxidation and ferromanganese, applied in the field of alloy smelting, can solve the problems of use risk, reduce production cost of production enterprises, stick furnace and other problems, and achieve the effects of avoiding furnace sticking phenomenon, improving storage time and simple production process
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[0021] The ingredients are 565Kg of electrolytic aluminum ingots, 50Kg of manganese flakes, 20.5Kg of ferro-titanium, and 364.5 kg of high-quality steel scrap. Among them, phosphorus, sulfur, and carbon are all lower than 0.02%. Magnesia is used as the basic furnace lining material to smelt aluminum-based composite alloys. Before each new furnace lining is used, a special refractory coating is evenly applied and then dried. Start smelting, which can effectively avoid the phenomenon of sticking furnace. The order of feeding is steel scrap first. After the scrap steel is melted, reduce the power of the electric furnace or stop heating and add aluminum ingots to reduce the burning loss of aluminum ingots as much as possible. After the aluminum ingot is melted, scoop up the dross on the liquid surface and add manganese flakes. After the temperature reached 1250°C, ferrotitanium was added, and electromagnetically stirred for 3 minutes.
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