Steelmaking. Open-hearth and combined processes

Trubin K. G., Oiks G. N.

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This is a fundamental textbook on the theory and practice of open-hearth steelmaking intended for students of metallurgical and mechanical engineering faculties specializing in the field of steel manufacture. The authors compiled and presented a vast material on the subject, including the theoretical fundamentals and practice of acid and basic open-hearth steelmaking, dephosphorization, desulphurization, deoxidation, alloying, manufacture of high-quality and special steels, combined processed of steelmaking, teeming practice, and continuous casting of steel.

Fundamentals of open-hearth steelmaking
Materials
Fuels and their properties
Open-hearth slags
Dephosphorization
Desulphurization
Modifications of the basic open-hearth process
The acid open-hearth process
Deoxidation
Alloying and alloy elements
Precipitation deoxidation and alloying of steel. Conditions in the bath during deoxidation
Remelting high-phosphorus pig irons
Conversion of high-chromium charges
The manufacture of high-quality and special steels
Combined processes of steelmaking
Tapping and teeming
Teeming practice
Methods of combatting shrinkage cavity and axial porosity in killed-steel ingots
Temperature and teeming speed
Solidification of steel in molds
The structure of killed-steel ingots
The structure of rimming and semikilled-steel ingots
Continuous casting of steel
Segregation in steel ingots
Gases in steel
Non-metallic inclusions in steel
Quality control of ingots and evaluation of steel properties
Safety in open-hearth shops
Bibliography
Index