ES2003232A6 - Composite for injection into ferrous metal with reduced explosion risk - Google Patents

Composite for injection into ferrous metal with reduced explosion risk

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ES2003232A6
ES2003232A6 ES8700475A ES8700475A ES2003232A6 ES 2003232 A6 ES2003232 A6 ES 2003232A6 ES 8700475 A ES8700475 A ES 8700475A ES 8700475 A ES8700475 A ES 8700475A ES 2003232 A6 ES2003232 A6 ES 2003232A6
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ferrous metal
cao
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William G Green
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Dow Chemical Co
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A magnesium based material as obtd. by dispersing particulate CaO in molten Mg and solidifying the product. Pref. the material is then crushed far injection into molten ferrous metal as a refining agent. The magnesium may be heated above 651dg.C in an enete atm. while up to 55 wt% of CaO is cooled to ppte Mg2Ca. - There is also claimed a particulate material for injection which contains a minor propn of a particulate a metal and a minor propn. of an inorganic particulate reagent. The former may be Mg or Al or alloys of then, and the inorganic material may be CaO, CaCz, MgO, CaAl2O4, AlzO3 or mixt. of these.
ES8700475A 1987-02-24 1987-02-24 Composite for injection into ferrous metal with reduced explosion risk Expired ES2003232A6 (en)

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