1. Slag remelting principle
The principle of the ESR process is to melt a primary ingot called the "consumable electrode" to form a high-quality secondary ingot.
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a shows a schematic illustration of the most conventional ESR plant, equipped with a water-cooled static ingot mould containing the slag and remelted ingot.
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Slag remelting principle
Bibliography
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(1) - SJÖQVIST PERSONN (E.), MITCHELL (A.) -
Differences in inclusion morphology between ESR remelted steel with and without tracer in the slag.
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In : Proceedings of the 2017 International Symposium on Liquid Metal Processing and Casting, Philadelphia (USA), p. 373 (2017).
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