The conventional method of stainless steel making through the electric arc furnace has got several limitat-ions such as restricted use of low cost high carbon ferro-alloys and lower productivity. In recent times a number of secondary steelmaking methods viz AOD, VOD etc. have been developed to overcome the shortcomings of the conventional method. The paper describes the various new secondary steel making processes for stainless steel making. All these new processes have a substantial flexibility regard-ing the input materials usage. As a result considerable scope exists in these processes for the use of low cost ferroalloys. Based on the material balance of these proc-ess, typical examples are given in the paper on th...
The ferro alloy industry in India has grown over the years and has built in a production capacity of...
In this presentation the author has mainly considered metallics inputes for Steel/Iron melting throu...
THE demands of austenitic stainless steel as what is termed as `non-magnetic' in the Indian market...
The paper starts with an outline of established methods of manufacture of different ferro-alloys...
Ferro-alloy addition for the purpose of deoxidation or alloying, is an integral part of steelmaking....
Ferro alloys are essential inputs in quality steelmaking and are used as deoxidizers and, more i...
Production of ferro-alloy on tonnage scale started in India with manganese and silicon alloys in mi...
Ferro alloys constitute one of the most expensive inputs to steelmaking.Their contribution to cost d...
With the growth of steel plant and increased production of alloy and special steels, the demand for ...
The development of substitute stainless steels in which all or the bulk of nickel in the standard ...
Steel is the most versatile material which has made the progress in every aspect on this earth possi...
FACOR has foreseen the need to develop the intermediate carbon ferro chrome alloy to meet the demand...
Production of Low Carbon Ferro alloys by Thermit process started in India in an organised manner ...
Steel remains as one of the most successful and cost-effective material; it is recyclable, possesse...
The Duplex Process for the production of low carbon ferro chrome has been highlighted and its adva...
The ferro alloy industry in India has grown over the years and has built in a production capacity of...
In this presentation the author has mainly considered metallics inputes for Steel/Iron melting throu...
THE demands of austenitic stainless steel as what is termed as `non-magnetic' in the Indian market...
The paper starts with an outline of established methods of manufacture of different ferro-alloys...
Ferro-alloy addition for the purpose of deoxidation or alloying, is an integral part of steelmaking....
Ferro alloys are essential inputs in quality steelmaking and are used as deoxidizers and, more i...
Production of ferro-alloy on tonnage scale started in India with manganese and silicon alloys in mi...
Ferro alloys constitute one of the most expensive inputs to steelmaking.Their contribution to cost d...
With the growth of steel plant and increased production of alloy and special steels, the demand for ...
The development of substitute stainless steels in which all or the bulk of nickel in the standard ...
Steel is the most versatile material which has made the progress in every aspect on this earth possi...
FACOR has foreseen the need to develop the intermediate carbon ferro chrome alloy to meet the demand...
Production of Low Carbon Ferro alloys by Thermit process started in India in an organised manner ...
Steel remains as one of the most successful and cost-effective material; it is recyclable, possesse...
The Duplex Process for the production of low carbon ferro chrome has been highlighted and its adva...
The ferro alloy industry in India has grown over the years and has built in a production capacity of...
In this presentation the author has mainly considered metallics inputes for Steel/Iron melting throu...
THE demands of austenitic stainless steel as what is termed as `non-magnetic' in the Indian market...