Addition of magnesium to molten metal

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Processes – Electrothermic processes

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75 65R, 75130R, C22C 3308, C21C 700

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ABSTRACT:
A magnesium additive for ferrous melts comprises a structure of particulate magnesium and a material which forms a coherent, stable metal permeable matrix when subjected to the temperature of a ferrous melt. The additive may comprise magnesium granules enveloped with such a material, which may be carbon or calcium fluoride. The additive may also comprise a homogeneous mixture of magnesium with a refractory material, or may comprise magnesium surrounded by carbonaceous material capable of forming a skeletal carbon structure. The carbonaceous material may comprise an organic binder and may be mixed with other materials, such as carbon and calcium fluoride.

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