Prediction of re-oxidation behaviour of ultra-low carbon steel by different slag series
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Paper Summary
This study developed a kinetic model to predict the re-oxidation behavior of ultra-low carbon steel under different oxidizing slag conditions. The model, validated with experimental data, showed that increasing slag oxidation increases oxygen transfer to the steel and inclusion formation, while higher basicity slags can reduce inclusions and improve steel purity. The research also reveals how inclusion types and morphologies evolve during the re-oxidation process.
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Rating Explanation
This study provides valuable insights into the re-oxidation behavior of ultra-low carbon steel using a kinetic model and experimental validation. While the model's real-world applicability and generalizability could be further explored, the research offers a strong basis for optimizing secondary oxidation control in steelmaking.
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