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The Generalized Central Atom for Metallurgical Slags and High Alloyed Steel Grades

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The Generalized Central Atom for Metallurgical Slags and High Alloyed Steel Grades

Auteurs : J. Lehmann [France] ; L. Zhang [Australie]

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steel research international [ 1611-3683 ] ; 2010-10.

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English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Anion, Anionic network, Atom model, Base modele, Better description, Blast furnace, Blast furnace slag, Cation, Cell model, Central atom, Central atom model, Experimental data, Formation energy parameters, Gaye, High alloyed, Interstitial, Interstitial elements, Interstitial sites, Liquid steel, Liquid steels, Liquidus temperature, Lnqj, Maizieres process, Metallurgical, Metallurgical slags, Molten slags, Nearest anions, Nearest cations, Nearest neighbours, Nitrogen solubility, Oxygen activities, Phase diagrams, Short range, Slag, Slag atlas, Slag compositions, Solution binaire, Steel research, Sublattice model, Substitutional, Substitutional elements, Substitutional sites, Thermodynamic modelling, Verlag gmbh, Weinheim process metallurgy steel research.
Teeft :
- Anion, Anionic network, Atom model, Base modele, Better description, Blast furnace, Blast furnace slag, Cation, Cell model, Central atom, Central atom model, Experimental data, Formation energy parameters, Gaye, High alloyed, Interstitial, Interstitial elements, Interstitial sites, Liquid steel, Liquid steels, Liquidus temperature, Lnqj, Maizieres process, Metallurgical, Metallurgical slags, Molten slags, Nearest anions, Nearest cations, Nearest neighbours, Nitrogen solubility, Oxygen activities, Phase diagrams, Short range, Slag, Slag atlas, Slag compositions, Solution binaire, Steel research, Sublattice model, Substitutional, Substitutional elements, Substitutional sites, Thermodynamic modelling, Verlag gmbh, Weinheim process metallurgy steel research.

Abstract

The Cell model developed at ArcelorMittal Global R&D Maizières Process (formerly IRSID) during the 80's was the first comprehensive thermodynamic model for metallurgical slags. A more recent development in this domain, conducted jointly by ArcelorMittal Global R&D Maizières Process and CSIRO Process Science and Engineering, is the Generalized Central Atom model. This model is a generalization of the Central Atom model proposed in the 1970's by Lupis and co‐workers for modelling solid steel, which has now been extended to cover molten oxides and alloys. Recent work has shown how this model could greatly improve the performances of the Cell model for slags and how promising its application to liquid steel is, especially for high alloyed grades or segregated solutions.

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https://api.istex.fr/document/01C873E203BDDE8F24C740DCC9CC6046132B6E79/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1002/srin.201000137

Affiliations:

Australie, France

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