Experimental Study on Low-Temperature Aluminium Oxidation Process Accompanied by Generation of Hydrogen

Дудоладов, А. О.; Буряковская, О. А.; Vlaskin, Mikhail S.; Жук, А. З.; Школьников, Е. И.

doi:10.15518/isjaee.2015.21.013

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“…Aluminum oxidation has become of particular interest worldwide [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]. When smelting aluminum alloys, the thickness of the oxide film forming on the surface largely depends of the method of melting solid pieces of the charge in the furnace: in a drop-stream mode or under a layer of liquid metal (in a liquid bath).…”

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Aluminium Alloys Smelting in Shaft- Reverberatory Furnaces in a Liquid Bath Mode

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2017

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The aim of research was creation of a furnace for aluminum alloys smelting "in a liquid bath" in order to reduce metal loss. In the paper, the author demonstrates the results of research on smelting of aluminum alloys in a shaft-reverberatory furnace designed by the author. It has been shown that smelting aluminum alloy in a liquid bath was able to significantly reduce aluminum loss and that shaft-reverberatory design provided high efficiency and productivity along with lower energy costs. Ensuring continuous operation of the liquid bath and superheating chamber, which tapped alloy with the required texture, was achieved by means of the optimal design of partition between them. The optimum section of the connecting channels between the liquid bath of smelting and the superheating chamber has been theoretically substantiated and experimentally confirmed. The author proposed a workable shaft-reverberatory furnace for aluminum alloys smelting, providing solid charge melting in a liquid bath.

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Aluminium Alloys Smelting in Shaft- Reverberatory Furnaces in a Liquid Bath Mode

Грачев¹

2017

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Experimental Study on Low-Temperature Aluminium Oxidation Process Accompanied by Generation of Hydrogen

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Aluminium Alloys Smelting in Shaft- Reverberatory Furnaces in a Liquid Bath Mode

Aluminium Alloys Smelting in Shaft- Reverberatory Furnaces in a Liquid Bath Mode

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