2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11041-016-9980-0
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Quantitative Analysis of the Phase Composition of the Ti – Al – Mo – V – Zr System as Applied to Castable Titanium Alloy VT20L

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“…In this research [ 54 , 55 ], a two-stage technique for the reductive melting of TMK with soda additives was developed both without oxidation and with preliminary oxidation of TMK to Fe 2 O 3 . The optimal technological parameters were determined: consumption of 8 % special coke or C/Fe = 0.103, consumption of Na 2 O – 3 %, solid-phase reduction temperature 1250 °C, exposure time – 50 min, melting temperature 1650 °C, and exposure time – 35 min.…”
Section: Combined Technologies For the Production Of Tiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this research [ 54 , 55 ], a two-stage technique for the reductive melting of TMK with soda additives was developed both without oxidation and with preliminary oxidation of TMK to Fe 2 O 3 . The optimal technological parameters were determined: consumption of 8 % special coke or C/Fe = 0.103, consumption of Na 2 O – 3 %, solid-phase reduction temperature 1250 °C, exposure time – 50 min, melting temperature 1650 °C, and exposure time – 35 min.…”
Section: Combined Technologies For the Production Of Tiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this work [60][61], a two-stage technology for the reduction melting of titanium magnetite concentrate (TMC) with soda additives was developed, both without oxidation and with preliminary oxidation of TMC to hematite. The optimal technological parameters were determined: the consumption of special coke 8% or the ratio C/Fe= 0.103; consumption of Na2O -3%; solid-phase reduction temperature 1250 °C, exposure 50 min; melting temperature 1650 °C, exposure -35 min.…”
Section: Processing Of High-titanium Concentrates Of Titanomagnetite ...mentioning
confidence: 99%