Research into the possibility of producing ferrosilicoaluminum from recycled materials

The technology of electrothermal production of ferrosilicoaluminum using recyclable material from abrasive production has been developed, studied and tested in laboratory and semi-industrial conditions. The following were used as burden components: "old charge" from silicon carbide production, sludge from abrasive electrocorundum and silicon carbide, magnetic fraction from electrocorundum production and gas coal. As a result, an alloy containing 61−69% Al+Si was obtained.

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Theory and practice of metallurgy
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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.15802/tpm.1.2025.16
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Coal and Coke Industries Research
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Research into the possibility of producing ferrosilicoaluminum from recycled materials

O.Yu. Taran, A.M. Овчарук, E.D. Malyi
Theory and practice of metallurgy
Coal and Coke Industries Research
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Research into the possibility of producing ferrosilicoaluminum from recycled materials

O.Yu. Taran, A.M. Овчарук, E.D. Malyi
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The technology of electrothermal production of ferrosilicoaluminum using recyclable material from abrasive production has been developed, studied and tested in laboratory and semi-industrial conditions. The following were used as burden components: "old charge" from silicon carbide production, sludge from abrasive electrocorundum and silicon carbide, magnetic fraction from electrocorundum production and gas coal. As a result, an alloy containing 61−69% Al+Si was obtained.

Theory and practice of metallurgy(1)
Ukrainian State University of Science and Technologies (UA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 46%
Coal and Coke Industries Research
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