Preparation and use method of a nickel-based rare earth magnesium master alloy for alloying molten steel
An intermediate alloy and rare earth magnesium technology, applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve the problems of poor deep desulfurization effect, low yield, high density of rare earth inclusions, etc., and achieve the effects of prolonging residence time, avoiding direct contact, and improving yield
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[0042] The preparation method of the nickel-based rare earth magnesium master alloy for molten steel alloying is as follows:
[0043] Nickel, rare earth and magnesium are put into the crucible in the vacuum induction furnace, and the amount of nickel accounts for 60%, rare earth accounts for 30%, and magnesium accounts for 10% according to the mass percentage in all materials; the rare earth is lanthanum;
[0044] Start the vacuum induction furnace to heat up, and before the material in the crucible starts to melt, evacuate the vacuum induction furnace to keep the vacuum below 3Pa;
[0045] When the material in the crucible starts to melt, stop vacuuming, and let argon flow into the vacuum induction furnace until the pressure is 50000Pa;
[0046] When the material in the crucible is completely melted, keep it warm for 3 to 5 minutes, then pour it, and obtain a nickel-based rare earth-magnesium master alloy for molten steel alloying after cooling, with a rare earth yield of 97%...
Embodiment 2
[0053] Preparation method is with embodiment 1, and difference is:
[0054] (1) nickel accounts for 50% by mass percentage in all materials, rare earth accounts for 35%, and magnesium accounts for 15%; Rare earth is cerium;
[0055] (2) Infuse argon until the pressure is 60000Pa;
[0056] (3) When the material in the crucible is completely melted, keep it warm for 3 to 5 minutes, then cast it, and obtain a nickel-based rare earth-magnesium master alloy for alloying molten steel after cooling, with a rare earth yield of 95% and a magnesium yield of 70%;
[0057] Using method is the same as embodiment 1, and difference is:
[0058] (1) The addition of magnesium and rare earth in the block alloy is 0.1% of the total mass of molten steel, and keeps for 4min;
[0059] (2) The soft blowing time is 20min; the rare earth yield is 26.5%, and the magnesium yield is 18.8%;
[0060] (3) The mass fraction of O in molten steel before adding block alloy is 0.0018%, the mass fraction of S ...
Embodiment 3
[0062] Preparation method is with embodiment 1, and difference is:
[0063] (1) nickel accounts for 40% by mass percentage in the whole material, rare earth accounts for 40%, and magnesium accounts for 20%; Rare earth is lanthanum and cerium of equal quality;
[0064] (2) Infuse argon until the pressure is 70000Pa;
[0065] (3) When the material in the crucible is completely melted, keep it warm for 3 to 5 minutes, then cast it, and obtain a nickel-based rare earth-magnesium master alloy for alloying molten steel after cooling, with a rare earth yield of 96% and a magnesium yield of 68%;
[0066] Using method is the same as embodiment 1, and difference is:
[0067] (1) The addition of magnesium and rare earth in the bulk alloy is 0.15% of the total mass of the molten steel, and keeps for 5 minutes;
[0068] (2) The soft blowing time is 18min; the rare earth yield is 29.3%, and the magnesium yield is 16.1%;
[0069] (3) The mass fraction of O in molten steel before the addit...
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