Method for quantitatively evaluating breakage resistance and wear resistance of iron alloy for steelmaking by using drum
A quantitative evaluation, ferroalloy technology, used in testing wear resistance, testing metals, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as shatter resistance, wear resistance evaluation methods, and it is difficult to judge the influence of alloy yield.
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[0057] Evaluation of crush resistance and wear resistance of micro-carbon ferromanganese used in a steel mill:
[0058] Step 1: Slowly put 1508.65g of micro-carbon ferromanganese into a 1L large beaker filled with water, use a balance to measure the quality of overflowing water as 217.23g, and use ρ=m / v to calculate the density of the micro-carbon ferromanganese as 6.94g / cm 3 ;
[0059] Step 2: Using the formula for the volume of a sphere, calculate m=4 / 3πr 3 ρ d , Substituting the equivalent particle size into the formula, weighing 121.87g of monolithic micro-carbon ferromanganese with a mass range of 0.45-12.26g, accounting for 11.32% of the total mass; weighing a monolithic micro-carbon ferromanganese with a mass range of 12.26-98.11g 350.22g of iron, accounting for 32.53% of the total mass; weighing 604.52g of monolithic micro-carbon ferromanganese with a mass range of 98.11-454.22g, accounting for 56.15% of the total mass;
[0060] Step 3: Put the above total mass m ...
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[0075] Evaluation of crush resistance and wear resistance of ferrosilicon (45%) used in a steel mill:
[0076] Step 1: Slowly put 1392.72g of ferrosilicon into a 1L large beaker filled with water, use a balance to measure the mass of overflowing water as 270.43g, and use ρ=m / v to calculate the density of the ferrosilicon to be 5.15g / cm 3 ;
[0077] Step 2: Using the formula for the volume of a sphere, calculate m=4 / 3πr 3 ρ d , Substituting the equivalent particle size into the formula, weighing 91.22g of a monolithic ferrosilicon with a mass range of 0.34-9.10g, accounting for 9.13% of the total mass; weighing 311.84g of a monolithic ferrosilicon with a mass range of 9.10-72.80g, Accounting for 31.21% of the total mass; weighing 596.10g of monolithic ferrosilicon with a mass range of 72.80-337.03g, accounting for 59.66% of the total mass;
[0078] Step 3: Put the above total mass m into the drum 0 999.17g of ferrosilicon is placed in a type I drum with a drum height of 700...
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