Abstract:
Process for producing alloy steels wherein a vanadium additive consisting essentially of chemically prepared, substantially pure V.sub.2 O.sub.3 is added to molten steel as a vanadium additive. The production of the alloy steel involves specifically the use of the V.sub.2 O.sub.3 as a vanadium additive in an argon-oxygen-decarburization (AOD) process.
Abstract translation:制造合金钢的方法,其中将基本上由化学制备的基本上纯的V 2 O 3组成的钒添加剂作为钒添加剂加入到钢水中。 合金钢的生产具体涉及在氩氧脱碳(AOD)工艺中使用V2O3作为钒添加剂。
Abstract:
Ferrosilicon is manufactured from a material containing silica and a raw material containing iron by injecting these materials, possibly together with a reducing agent, with the help of a carrier gas into a plasma gas. The silica and the iron raw material, possibly with the reducing agent, heated in this way are then introduced with the energy-rich plasma gas into a reaction chamber surrounded by a solid reducing agent in lump form, the silica thus being brought to the molten state, being reduced and reacting with the iron to form ferrosilicon.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a temperature sensitive amorphous magnetic alloy which shows a Curie point of not higher than 200.degree. C. and whose composition is represented by the formula:(M.sub.1-a Ni.sub.a).sub.100-z X.sub.zwhereinM=Co or Fe;X=at least one of P, B, C and Si;0.2.ltoreq.a.ltoreq.0.8 when M is Co, or 0.4.ltoreq.a.ltoreq.0.9 when M is Fe; and15.ltoreq.z.ltoreq.30.
Abstract translation:公开了一种温度敏感的非晶磁性合金,其显示居里点不高于200℃,其组成由下式表示:(M1-a Nia)100-z Xz其中M = Co或Fe; X = P,B,C和Si中的至少一个; 当M为Co时,0.2 = a = 0,或当M为Fe时为0.4 = 0.9; 和15 = 30。
Abstract:
A method of producing amorphous mother alloy is disclosed, which comprises charging raw material, carbonaceous reducing agent and secondary material into a smelting furnace and then smelting to produce Fe-B-Si series molten metal having a B-Si composition range which lies within an area represented by the trapezoidal area abcd shown in FIG. 2 of the accompanying drawings. The amorphous mother alloy is used to produce an amorphous starting material by diluting with molten steel.
Abstract:
A process for forming a mat (14) of metal fibers (2) which can be used to hold ceramic material onto the surface of equipment to be protected from heat and corrosion, including the steps of mixing a plurality of metal fibers (2) with polybutene (8) and a finely-divided brazing material (10). This mixture is spread onto a support member (4) having an insulating coating (6) thereon to prevent the fibers from becoming brazed to the support member. The support member containing the fibers thereon is then subjected to a brazing temperature (12), brazing the fibers together to form a loose mat. The mat is then removed from the support member, and reduced (16) in thickness into a more dense mat of fibers. The dense mat (14) is then again subjected to a brazing temperature (18), to form a final product having unusual strength qualities. The dense mat (14), after brazing (18), is formed with dies (19) to a desired shape such as a coating on tubing and either rebrazed to bond to the tubing surface (20) or attached by welding such as stud welding.
Abstract:
Described is a method for the production of ferrochromium and a rotary furnace employed in such method. Raw chromium ores, fluxes and carbonaceous reducing agent(s) are charged into a rotary furnace into which oxygen or oxygen-enriched air is blown to effect smelting reduction. Hot exhaust gases from the rotary reducing furnace are used for pre-heating and pre-reducing of the materials for saving the energy considerably as contrasted to conventional methods.
Abstract:
High density, generally microscopically homogeneous corrosion-resistant chromium-uranium metal alloys for ammunition use (particularly for spherical pellets or shot) can be made from U.sup.238 or an isotopic mixture high in U.sup.238 (such as "depleted uranium") and at least about 10 atomic % chromium. The alloys can also contain one or more metals of Group VIII, first triad, of the Periodic Table, and a variety of other elements used, for example, in making ferrous metals. Major factors to be considered in formulating the alloy are density, melting point or melting range, passivity or chemical or biological inertness, resistance to segregation in the molten phase and upon rapid cooling (chromium-poor phases or regions being particularly undesirable), and compensation for any loss of free chromium due to formation of intermetallic or other forms of combined chromium. The uranium content in the alloy is preferably less than 70 atomic %. Rapid cooling of the chromium-uranium or chromium-uranium-Group VIII metal melt, e.g. by the shot tower technique, avoids undesirable segregation effects which can detract from corrosion resistance. The shot tower may optionally contain a non-oxidizing atmosphere.
Abstract:
Addition of a metal selected from niobium, molybdenum, chromium and tungsten to molten iron-base alloys using an agglomerated mixture of a selected metal oxide and calcium-bearing reducing agent.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a process for refining a magnesium and nickel containing ore, comprising the steps of grinding the ore; preparing a slurry of the ground ore in sulfuric acid containing less than ten percent of water; adding water to the acid-ore slurry in an amount which is effective to initiate a sulfation reaction; allowing the sulfation reaction to continue, utilizing the heat of the sulfation reaction to heat the acid-ore slurry, whereby water-soluble metal sulfates and insoluble residue are formed; leaching the sulfation product with water to extract the water-soluble metal sulfates in solution; separating the metal sulfates solution from the insoluble residue; precipitating from the solution metals other than Mg as hydroxides; separating the solution from the metal hydroxide precipitate; concentrating the solution sufficiently to precipitate CaSO.sub.4 ; separating the concentrated solution from the precipitate; recovering dehydrated MgSO.sub.4 crystals from the concentrated solution; and decomposing the dehydrated MgSO.sub.4 crystals to form MgO of controlled surface area. Additionally disclosed are an autoclave step for reducing iron values in the metal sulfates solution, nickel or ferronickel recovery steps, a sulfuric-acid recycle; refractory MgO production steps, and Mg metal recovery steps.