2009
DOI: 10.2355/isijinternational.49.1483
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Aluminum Deoxidation Equilibrium of Molten Iron–Aluminum Alloy with Wide Aluminum Composition Range at 1 873 K

Abstract: Al-O equilibria in molten Fe-Al alloys were experimentally investigated. Molten steel with varying Al content (0.01-10 mass%) was equilibrated with a pure Al 2 O 3 (s) crucible at 1 873 K in an Ar atmosphere with 3 vol% H 2 . The oxygen content of steel with Al content higher than 1.0 mass% was found to be much lower than that found in previous works, while the oxygen content for Al content less than 1 mass% was found to be slightly higher, resulting in a smaller equilibrium constant. The interaction parameter… Show more

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“…(8) were reassessed by Itoh et al, 29) Fujiwara et al 30) and Kang et al. 31) Ca-O equilibrium constants of Eq. (10) were experimental determined by Cho et al 32) and Itoh et al 33) Therefore thermodynamic data have been altered to see if Fig.…”
Section: Rate Constant Of Nitrogen Removal Reactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(8) were reassessed by Itoh et al, 29) Fujiwara et al 30) and Kang et al. 31) Ca-O equilibrium constants of Eq. (10) were experimental determined by Cho et al 32) and Itoh et al 33) Therefore thermodynamic data have been altered to see if Fig.…”
Section: Rate Constant Of Nitrogen Removal Reactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(11) and (12). Interaction parameters reported in literature 3,12) are employed for the solving the equations.…”
Section: (10)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(11) and (12). Interaction parameters reported in literature 3,12) are employed for the solving the equations. In the above equations, e i j is the interaction parameter of j on i in molten iron, and r i j is the second order interaction parameter.…”
Section: (10)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The behavior of oxygen in liquid iron is relatively well understood and quantified, as is the behavior of aluminum in iron. Even though the Gibbs Energy of formation of the aluminum oxides is also well established , the understanding of the Al-Fe-O equilibrium in liquid steel has been studied in detail since at least 1950 [6] until the last decade [7] and considerable controversy still prevails. Two of the reasons is that the measurement of the Al-Fe-O equilibria at steelmaking temperatures involves extremely low oxygen potentials and difficulties in the chemical analysis of the true content of oxygen dissolved in the alloy [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%