Abstract

The aim of the work is to implement a new approach to the description of physicochemical and thermophysical characteristics of low-melting manganese-containing ferroalloys (in the range of concentrations of Mn 50-60%, Si 3-8%, C 2.5-6%) during deoxidation and alloying of metal melt. The proposed approach is focused on the development of methods and criteria for the quantitative assessment and accounting of microhomogeneity of multicomponent metal melts, which include ferroalloys. This approach makes it possible to predict such important characteristics as melting temperature, density, heat capacity, heat of fusion, thermal conductivity, resistivity, temperature coefficient, which will expand the understanding of melting processes and assimilation of ferroalloy elements. The method of solving regularity modeling problems developed at the Iron and Steel Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, which is based on the original concept of directed chemical bonding of interaction processes in melts and solutions, developed by E.V. Prikhodko. To assess and take into account the influence of microhomogeneity of the structure of metal melts of ferroalloy production, the method of calculating criteria (ΔZY and Δd), which characterize the degree of difference between electronic and structural state of the melt (as a chemically unified system) from the mechanical mixture of their initial components. Using these criteria and the available experimental data, which acted as reference points, the calculated values of the consumer properties of manganese-containing ferroalloys, which differ from standard brands in the direction of increasing the silicon content and decreasing manganese. On the basis of new results of calculation of a complex of physical and thermophysical properties the estimation of efficiency of use of ferroalloys is carried out. The fundamental possibility of graphical dependences «property-parameter» to determine the boundary conditions for choosing the optimal composition of new types of ferroalloys, purposefully control the physicochemical state of the iron-carbon melt and, accordingly, to influence the properties of the finished metal.

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