Steel melting and secondary-refining method

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75382, C21B 1110

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050152874

ABSTRACT:
A steel melting and secondary-refining method comprising the steps of: melting steel manufacture raw materials while the molten steel is subjected to oxidation and decarburization so that the oxidation and decarburization are substantially completed before melt-down; after melt-down, heating the molten steel to a temperature above a liquidus line temperature and below 50.degree. C. in temperature increment from the liquidus line temperature, and thereafter tapping the molten steel into a primary ladle; teeming the molten steel from the primary ladle into a secondary refining furnace; allowing the molten steel to be effluent into a secondary ladle at a lower portion of the secondary refining furnace while the temperature of the molten steel is raised; and continuously performing gas bubbling in the secondary ladle in a vacuum under existence of slag simultaneously with the effluence of the molten steel into the secondary ladle.

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patent: 4094495 (1978-06-01), Kutscher et al.
patent: 4615511 (1986-10-01), Sherwood
patent: 4696458 (1987-09-01), Royzman

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