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Interaction of the Refractory Lining of the Hearth of an Electric Arc Furnace with Nonferrous Metals of the Scrap Charge

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The interaction of the refractory material of the electric furnace hearth with molten nonferrous components of the metallic mixture is studied. At elevated temperature, the nonferrous components are accumulated by infiltration in the furnace refractory and thus may be a source of contamination. The use of scrap charges containing nonferrous metal impurities constitutes a danger for electric furnaces of small capacity.

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    V. A. Kudrin, A. S. Guzenkova, S. S. Ivanov & G. A. Isaev

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Kudrin, V.A., Guzenkova, A.S., Ivanov, S.S. et al. Interaction of the Refractory Lining of the Hearth of an Electric Arc Furnace with Nonferrous Metals of the Scrap Charge. Refractories and Industrial Ceramics 44, 242–244 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1027335616210

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