
doi: 10.1007/bf03378231
Previously reported experimental data show that argon injection is effective for deoxidizing steel in 10-lb induction furnace heats. Present tests, conducted in a covered ladle with argon injected either through a lance or a bottom-mounted device, indicate that it is possible on a 1-ton scale to closely approach the results of the smaller experimental heats. In addition, data are presented showing removal of both hydrogen and nitrogen by argon injection.
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