Selenium as a new decopperization approach for steel scrap

Wei, Xingwen; Kovtun, Oleksandr; Yehorov, Anton; Aneziris, Christos G.; Volkova, Olena

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2022.132543

Materials Letters

2022

DOI: 10.1016/j.matlet.2022.132543

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Selenium as a new decopperization approach for steel scrap

Xingwen Wei

Oleksandr Kovtun

Anton Yehorov

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“…Fig. 20.5 Morphology of oxides particle on the solidified Fe-Cu alloy surface and EDX 1corresponds to the black arrows in figure a[41] …”

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Decopperization by Utilization of the Filter

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Volkova

2024

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The current contribution aims to find the optimal method for removing dramp element copper from molten steel scrap. A special reactive ceramic coating on filter ceramic substrates based on ZnAl2O4 was reported as an effective material for the decopperization process. Therefore, the interaction between the molten copper containing iron Fe-Cu alloys and ZnAl2O4 as well with pure alumina were investigated by applying the sessile drop method at low oxygen partial pressure atmosphere. Furthermore, selenium was found to have a great affinity to copper for forming copper selenide, later on selenium was added to liquid Fe-Cu alloy to verify its decopperization efficiency.

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“…Fig. 20.5 Morphology of oxides particle on the solidified Fe-Cu alloy surface and EDX 1corresponds to the black arrows in figure a[41] …”

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Decopperization by Utilization of the Filter

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Volkova

2024

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Selenium as a new decopperization approach for steel scrap

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