Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Processes – Electrothermic processes
Patent
1981-06-30
1984-04-03
Dean, R.
Specialized metallurgical processes, compositions for use therei
Processes
Electrothermic processes
75 57, 75 58, 75123B, 75123E, 75123M, 75129, 420417, 420578, 420580, 420581, C21C 700, C22C 3000
Patent
active
044405685
ABSTRACT:
A boron alloying additive for continuous casting of boron steel having the desired hardenability without tundish nozzle blockage. The additive comprises 0.25-3.0% boron, 2.5-40% rare earth metals (RE), 6-60% titanium, and the balance iron. The additive may also contain silicon, calcium, manganese, and zirconium. In the additive the weight ratios of Ti to B and (Ti+RE) to B are 20:1-60:1 and 30:1-90:1, respectively.
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Banerji Samir K.
Lalich Michael J.
Staggers John O.
Dean R.
Foote Mineral Company
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