Development of On-line Analysis of Manganese in Molten Steel by EMF (Electromotive Force) Method

Yonezawa, Kimitoshi; Harada, Taishi; Tabuchi, Sadaharu; Takamoto, Hisashi; Ogura, Toshihiro; Fujiwara, Ryuji

doi:10.2355/tetsutohagane1955.78.1_74

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“…Sometimes a porous ceramic is applied over the MnC>2. Other designs have also been employed (123)(124)(125)(126)(127). The effect of oxygen activity in the molten metal on measurements with a nitrogen probe has been studied.…”

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Steel and related materials

Dulski¹

1993

Anal. Chem.

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Section: Molten Metal Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Steel and related materials

Dulski¹

1993

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“…b) Sensors based on physical properties. The sensors of this group are suggested for the rapid analysis of silicon, [13][14][15] manganese 13,15,16) and sulphur.…”

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Measurement of Thermopotential of Cu and Sn-containing Steels

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The Seebeck effect offers the possibility of rapid analysis of the chemical composition of iron and steels. In this paper, the thermal electromotive forces (TEMF) were experimentally determined in the range of 0.05-0.4%Cu and 0.01-0.1%Sn, respectively, for pure iron and Cr-Ni alloys at different temperatures. The intention is to provide basic data for direct measurement of the contents of the tramp elements Cu and Sn. The thermal EMF measurements were made in an open Tammann furnace under streaming argon gas at rising and falling temperatures. It is demonstrated that reproducible relationships exist between thermal EMF and the content of tramp elements in Fe-based alloys. The contents of Cu and Sn in Fe-based alloys are a linear function of the thermal EMF and temperature.

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Development of On-line Analysis of Manganese in Molten Steel by EMF (Electromotive Force) Method

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Measurement of Thermopotential of Cu and Sn-containing Steels

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