This invention discloses a device for preventing
nitrogen accumulation in
molten steel during the refining process of an LF furnace. The device includes an LF furnace body, a furnace cover, an
argon gas filling
pipe, and an
argon gas distribution mechanism for injecting
argon gas from the filling
pipe into multiple locations within the LF furnace body. A baffle is installed inside the furnace cover, and the
argon gas distribution mechanism is located below the baffle. The
argon gas filling
pipe passes through the furnace cover and the baffle. This device prevents
nitrogen accumulation in
molten steel during the LF furnace refining process by installing the furnace cover at the upper end of the LF furnace body. During steel refining,
argon gas is introduced into the filling pipe by connecting it to an argon
gas pipeline. The argon gas is then transported from the filling pipe to a circular pipe via a connecting pipe. Finally, the argon gas is evenly injected into the LF furnace body through jet nozzles, forming an argon gas protective layer on the uppermost surface of the
molten steel. This effectively isolates the molten steel from contact with
nitrogen in the air, thus preventing
nitrogen accumulation. This invention also discloses a method for preventing
nitrogen accumulation in molten steel during the LF furnace refining process.