Use of CO.sub.2 in argon-oxygen refining of molten metal

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75 59, C21C 530

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RE0295841

ABSTRACT:
An improved argon-oxygen decarburization process for refining stainless steel comprising injecting a three component gas mixture consisting of oxygen, argon and carbon dioxide into the molten steel during decarburization. [The critical upper limit of CO.sub.2 injection into the melt is defined, below which the carbon removal efficiency is improved.] The preferred flow rate of CO.sub.2 during each of the three principal phases of decarburization is set forth as a function of the flow rate of oxygen and argon, bath temperature and carbon content of the melt.

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