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, Volume 37, Issue 3, pp 55–58 | Cite as

Recent Progress of Rare Earth Treated Steel in China

  • Jing Sheng Yu
  • Ji Zhi Chen
Extractive & Process Metallurgy
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Summary

Owing to abundant resources of RE, Chinese metallurgists direct much attention to applications of RE in steelmaking. Recently, RE treatment has been replaced by Ca injection technology in some countries. This paper compares the effects of RE and Ca and reviews recent improvements in REM addition practice. It also examines the microalloying effect of RE, as well as the role of RE in thermoplasticity and oxidation resistance.

Keywords

Hydrogen Embrittlement Liquid Steel Race Street Large Blister Zinc Coat Steel Sheet 
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  • Jing Sheng Yu
  • Ji Zhi Chen

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