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The service of refractories in stream treatment of metal with continuous casting of the steel

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The service of monoblock stoppers, controlling nozzles, and submerged nozzles with stream blowing of the metal with gas was studied. The desirability of use of a monoblock stopper with a hole in the lower portion and a thread in the upper for treatment of the metal with gas in the intermediate ladle was concluded.

The service of straight-through submerged nozzles under conditions of blowing was studied and means of increasing their life were noted.

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Translated from Ogneupory, No. 2, pp. 47–50, February, 1984.

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Frolovskii, N.M., Liberman, A.L., Kan, Y.E. et al. The service of refractories in stream treatment of metal with continuous casting of the steel. Refractories 25, 114–117 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01387403

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