Method for measuring melting speed of continuous casting covering slag
A technology for continuous casting slag and melting speed, applied in the field of measurement and analysis, can solve the problems of easy adhesion of molten slag, difficult to collect and measure and weigh completely, complicated structure of testing device, etc., to achieve strong practicability, eliminate inaccuracy and Subjectivity, the effect of accurate quantitative indicators
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[0038] Take 500g of continuous casting mold flux, the carbon content of chemical analysis is: 5.03%, and its melting rate is measured by the following steps:
[0039] (1) Weigh the weight of the cylindrical porcelain crucible (inner diameter ∮ 19mm, inner depth 18mm) for routine testing, denoted as W 1= =16.567 (g), and calculate the surface area of the inner wall of the crucible, recorded as A=1.9×3.14×1.8=10.74 (cm 2 ), fill the crucible with the continuous casting mold slag to be tested, and scrape the surface;
[0040] (2) Use a conventional slag viscosity test furnace, place a graphite crucible at the bottom of the furnace, place a round lightweight refractory brick bracket in the graphite crucible, and place the crucible filled with continuous casting mold slag in step (1) completely on the bracket, Heat at a temperature of 1350°C until the continuous casting mold flux around the crucible melts, record the time as t=480 (seconds); then take out the crucible and put it...
Embodiment 2
[0049] Collect 500g of continuous casting mold flux, the carbon content of chemical analysis is: 8.68%, and its melting rate is measured by the following steps:
[0050] (1) Weigh the weight of the cylindrical porcelain crucible (inner diameter ∮ 19mm, inner depth 18mm) for routine testing, denoted as W 1 =18.076 (g), and calculate the surface area of the inner wall of the crucible, recorded as A=1.9×3.14×1.8=10.74 (cm 2 ), fill the crucible with the continuous casting mold slag to be tested, and scrape the surface;
[0051] (2) Use a conventional high-temperature furnace, place a graphite crucible at the bottom of the furnace, and place a round lightweight refractory brick bracket in the graphite crucible, place the crucible filled with continuous casting mold slag in step (1) completely on the bracket, and at 1340 Heat at a temperature of ℃ until the continuous casting mold slag around the crucible melts, and record the time as t=660 (seconds); then take out the crucible ...
Embodiment 3
[0060] Collect 500g of continuous casting mold flux, chemical analysis contains 20.02% carbon, and its melting rate is measured by the following steps:
[0061] (1) Weigh the weight of the cylindrical porcelain crucible (inner diameter ∮ 19mm, inner depth 18mm) for routine testing, denoted as W 1 =17.268 (g), and calculate the surface area of the inner wall of the crucible, recorded as A=1.9×3.14×1.8=10.74 (cm 2 ), fill the crucible with the continuous casting mold slag to be tested, and scrape the surface;
[0062] (2) Use a conventional slag viscosity test furnace, place a graphite crucible at the bottom of the furnace, place a round lightweight refractory brick bracket in the graphite crucible, and place the crucible filled with continuous casting mold slag in step (1) completely on the bracket, Heat at 1360°C until the continuous casting mold slag around the crucible melts, and record the time as t=2700 (seconds); then take out the crucible and put it into a cooling tan...
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