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Vol. 49 (1963), No. 8

Tetsu-to-Hagané Vol. 49 (1963), No. 8

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ONLINE ISSN:	1883-2954
PRINT ISSN:	0021-1575
Publisher:	The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan

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Tetsu-to-Hagané Vol. 49 (1963), No. 8

Manganese Ore Reduction with CO gas or CO-CO₂ gas Mixture.

Tetsuo YAGIHASHI, Kazuo ASADA, Koji ATARASHIYA, Shun-ichi ICHINOHE, Hiromichi HANADA

pp. 1059-1065

Abstract

Authors studied on manganese ore reduction with CO gas or CO-CO₂ gas mixture by the method of thermal balance analysis, and then discussed its reducibility with mineral composition.
(1) Reducibility decreases in the next order: i. e. MnO₂ ore, burnt ore of MnCO₃ (manganese low oxide ores such as α-Mn₂O₃ or Mn₃O₄ etc.) and manganese silicate ore. It is plain enough that every ore is reduced to MnO with CO gas.
(2) There is scarcely any difference in reducibility with CO gas among all MnO₂ phases i. e. cryptomelane, pyrolusite, γ-MnO₂ and birnessite. Only, MnO₂ transforms to reduced state (till Mn₃O₄) through mere thermal decomposition simultaneously with reduction by CO gas.
Therefore, authors support the general reasoning that easily thermal-decomposable and incomplete crystalline γ-MnO is most reactive.
(3) Under low temperature reduction, the obtained MnO is unstable in the air after cooling in CO gas flow. Meanwhile it is shown that through reduction at above 700°C, the obtained MnO is rather stable in the air after cooling. X-ray diffraction shows that this phenomenon is due to crystalline structure.
(4) During manganese are reduction with CO gas, carbon deposition is observed in certain ores; especially in high iron-content ores this tendency is remarkable.
(5) On the basis of above results, some discussions are made on refining furnace reaction and preliminary reduction.

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Manganese Ore Reduction with CO gas or CO-CO₂ gas Mixture.

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Acceleration of Dephosphorization in Oxygen Converter under Agitation by Blowing of Gas.

Takeshi KATO, Junichi IMAI, Kazuhiko FUJIWARA

pp. 1065-1071

Abstract

Using a small test L. D. converter, experiments were carried out on preferential dephosphorization in the period of desiliconization blowing of L. D. converter and especially, the relation between the rate of dephosphorization and the intensity of agitation of molten bath was investigated.
The results obtained are as follows:
1) The rate of dephosphorization is given by the formula, dp/dt=k [p] ⁿ, where n=1 in the period of desiliconization blowing.
2) Dephosphorization is promoted by hard agitation of molten bath. However, when the agitation of molten bath is intensified by blowing oxygen itself, decarburization is promoted simultaneously.
3) By injection of inert gas for agitation into the bath in the period of desiliconization blowing, dephosphorization is promoted extremely without any promotion of decarburization; and under the optimum conditions, a very low content of phosphorus can be obtained at high carbon range.

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On the Correlation between Formability and Nonmetallic Inclusions in Low Carbon Rimmed Steel Sheet.

Kozo MORINAGA, Kazutomo KITAGAWA, Susumu SATO, Takaaki HAYASHI, Hiroshi HIROTANI

pp. 1072-1078

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A study was carried out to know the correlation between formability and non-metallic inclusion in low-carbon rimmed steel sheets.
The specimens were made from 6·5 to 15t ingot, basic open hearth furnace steel.
Formability of the sheet was measured by Erichsen and torsion tests.
The results obtained are as follows:
(1) Stretchability of 0·8mm cold rolled annealed steel is reduced by large sulphide (MnS) aad scum (over about 100μ long).
(2) Plenty of the above mentioned large sulphide (MnS) is precipitated as the content of sulphur reaches 0·035 to 0·040% in sheet. In that case, coarse lamination of hot milled steel is liable to occur.
(3) The lengths of inclusions measured along the rolling direction of a ore are mostly below about 25μ, in hot milled sheets. Moreover, authors confirm by diffraction of electronbeam that there are MnS, MnS· (Mn, Fe) O, α-Al₂O₃ (Corundum), α-SiO₂ (Cristobalite), Al₂O₃·SiO₂ (Kyanite), FeO·Al₂O₃-MnO·Al₂O₃ (Spinel), 3FeO·Al₂O₃·3SiO₂-3MnO·Al₂O₃·3SiO₂ (Garnet), 2FeO·SiO₂-2MnO·SiO₂ (Olivine) in hot milled sheet.

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