The birth and development of pocket metallurgy
Steelworks: evolution of the production processes of liquid steel
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The birth and development of pocket metallurgy
Steelworks: evolution of the production processes of liquid steel

Author : Guy DENIER

Publication date: March 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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6. The birth and development of pocket metallurgy

  • At the end of the Second World War, the processing of liquid steel outside the melting furnace was limited to two very specific types of application:

    • vacuum degassing of special steels, mainly to eliminate hydrogen, the cause of brittle fractures;

    • stirring of steel during ladle casting with a separately melted deoxidizing and desulfurizing slag: the Perrin process used mainly by Ugine

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