Selecting mixtures for continuous casting of rail steel at OAO EVRAZ ZSMK

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 2012 English Publisher:Allerton PressJournal:Steel in Translation, volume 42, pages 336-339 (issn: 0967-0912, eissn: 1935-0988,

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Authors: V. A. Shablovskii; A. V. Klyuchkin; E. P. Kuznetsov; D. V. Boikov; N. M. Sapaev; A. V. Tokarev;

doi: 10.3103/s0967091212040158

Selecting mixtures for continuous casting of rail steel at OAO EVRAZ ZSMK

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Two versions of TSK-K-20 mixture are selected for the casting of 300 × 340 mm rail-steel billet on a radial continuous-casting machine: TSK-K-20B1 and TSK-K-20B1m. Their chemical composition and thermophysical characteristics are investigated. The mixtures ensure the required surface quality of the billet and the rolled product; the life of the submersible nozzles is at least 20 h. At present, these mixtures are used instead of ShOS-1 mixture for continuous casting in the electrosmelting shop.

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