Deoxidation. Final analytical settings
Cast steel production
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Deoxidation. Final analytical settings
Cast steel production

Author : Jean-Marcel MASSON

Publication date: March 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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6. Deoxidation. Final analytical settings

6.1 Role of deoxidation

In foundries, final deoxidation or calming is a very important operation, the aim of which is to prevent the release of gases during solidification and cooling of the cast part. As these gas releases are likely to create volume defects (pitting, blowholes) or harmful metal compounds, the aim is to control the oxygen content, followed by nitrogen and hydrogen. Controlling oxygen content also helps to improve the micrographic cleanliness of steel (figure 15 ).

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