Magnetically-Controlled Electroslag Melting (MEM) of Multicomponent Titanium Alloys

Kompan, Ya.Yu.; Protokovilov, I.V.

doi:10.1007/1-4020-2112-7_41

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“…Such a system is dissipative and demonstrates sustained oscillations, or self-oscillations [4]. The processes of ingot formation described in [7,8] are an example of periodic self-oscillations and can be represented as Poincaré limit cycles [8]. Limit cycles are examples of chaotic motion of closed trajectories of toroidal form, and can be not only periodic, but also quasiperiodic, i.e., change over time under the influence of any external factors.…”

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Investigation of Influence of Magneto-Hydrodynamic Processes on Structure Formation and Alloying of Steels by Electroslag Remelting

Kuzmichev

Igumnov

Khe

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This article discusses the issue of increasing the efficiency of alloying low-carbon steel during electroslag remelting with fluxes obtained on the basis of multicomponent mineral raw materials. The process of transition of an alloying element, from molten slag to metal, was investigated in various operating modes of the slag system, where the system itself experienced various degrees of hydrodynamic impact. A model is proposed and described, showing the uneven distribution of the alloying element in the metal melt. The composition and structure of the obtained alloys are investigated.

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