A method for melting oxide and metal mixture by using electromagnetic induction heating tungsten tube
An electromagnetic induction heating and metal mixture technology, applied in the field of high temperature metallurgy of materials, can solve the problems of uncertain metal ratio, no way to implement, uncontrollable degree of oxidation, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing contact time and large contact surface.
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[0024] Weigh 3000 g of ZrO 2 Powder and 100 grams of Fe powder, wherein the Fe content accounts for 3.23wt,.% of the total molten material.
[0025] ZrO 2 Fe powder and Fe powder are mixed evenly and filled into a water-cooled copper crucible with an inner diameter of 120mm. After filling half of the mixture, one end of a tungsten tube with an outer diameter of 60mm and a wall thickness of 5mm is placed vertically in the mixture, and the remaining half of the mixture is placed in the crucible and tungsten. The gap in the middle of the tube is compacted with a thin iron rod. The other end of the tungsten tube is connected to the lifting device. There is no strict requirement on the lifting device, as long as it can control the lifting of the tungsten tube.
[0026] The furnace is evacuated to 10Pa and then high-purity argon is introduced. The above process is repeated 3 times, and the pressure of the final argon is -0.08MPa.
[0027] After heating with 40kW power for 3 minut...
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