Ferroalloys: Theory and Practice

By Viktor Dashevskii, Aitber Bizhanov, Mikhail Gasik

Book Overview

Chapter 1. CLASSIFICATION OF FERROALLOY PROCESSES 1.1. Main elements of Ferroalloys 1.2. General requirements for the quality of Ferroalloys 1.3. Classification of Ferroalloy processes by type of used reductants 1.4. Classification of Ferroalloy processes according to the type used aggregate 1.5. Classification of Ferroalloy processes by technological features Chapter 2. SILICON AND SILICON CARBIDE 2.1. Properties of silicon, carbon and their compounds 2.2. Theoretical bases of silicon reduction by carbon 2.3. Assortment of crystalline silicon and quality of the charge materials 2.4. Crystalline Silicon Smelting Technology 2.5. Silicon Carbide Production Technology Chapter 3. FERROSILICON 3.1. Properties of silicon compounds 3.2. Theoretical bases of silicon reduction by carbon at production of ferrosilicon 3.3. Electrical characteristics and geometric parameters of an electric furnace bath for smelting ferrosilicon 3.4. Ferrosilicon smelting and casting technology Chapter 4. MANGANESE ALLOYS 4.1. Properties of manganese and its compounds 4.2. Minerals, ores and concentrates of manganese 4.3. Dephosphorization of Manganese Concentrates and Manganese-Containing Products 4.4. Drying technology for manganese concentrates 4.5 Agglomeration of the manganese concentrates4.6. Technology for smelting high-carbon ferromanganese 4.7. Ferrosilicon manganese smelting technology 4.8. metallic manganese, low and medium carbon ferromanganese 4.9. Technology of nitrided manganese and silicomanganese production Chapter 5. CHROMIUM ALLOYS 5.1. Properties of chromium and its compounds5.2. Minerals and ores of chrome5.3. High-carbon ferrochrome smelting technology 5.4. Technology for smelting ferrosilicochromium.5.5. Low-carbon ferrochrome smelting technology 5.6. Vacuum processes of decarburization and degassing of ferrochrome 5.7. BOF and silicothermic methods of smelting medium carbon ferrochromium 5.8. Aluminothermic method for producing chromium and ferrochrome 5.9. The technology for obtaining nitrided ferrochromiumChapter 6. FERROTUNGSTEN6.1. The properties of tungsten and its compounds 6.2. Minerals, ores and concentrates of tungsten 6.3. The technology of obtaining of ferrotungsten by carbon silicothermic method6.4. The technology of obtaining of ferrotungsten by aluminothermic method.Chapter 7. FERROMOLYBDENUM 7.1. Properties of molybdenum and its compounds 7.2. Minerals, ores and molybdenum concentrates 7.3. Oxidative roasting of molybdenite concentrate 7.4. The technology of obtaining ferromolybdenum by out-of-furnace silicoaluminothermic methodChapter 8. FERROVANADIUM 8.1. Properties of vanadium and its compounds 8.2. Minerals, ores and concentrates of vanadium 8.3. The technology of metallurgical processing of vanadium-containingconcentrates 8.4. Technology of chemical processing of vanadium-containing slag 8.5. Thermodynamics of reactions of reduction of vanadium from oxides 8.6. The technology of producing ferrovanadium silicoaluminothermicway 8.7. The technology for producing ferrovanadium with an aluminothermic process 8.8

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 3030575047
• ISBN13: 9783030575045
• Release Date: September 2021
• Publisher: Springer
• Length: 531 Pages
• Weight: 1.68 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.1" x 9.2"