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From Steel Making Process to Suitable Refractory Ceramics. Fundamental and Chemical Exchanges

Authors: Philippe BLUMENFELD, Jacques POIRIER

Publication date: September 10, 2022

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2. Chemical exchange between metal, slag and refractories

2.1 Introduction to the chemical system and reaction types

The aim of this section is to present a few more theoretical notions on the chemical reactions occurring in steel furnaces, which have a crucial effect on the behavior of refractories. Liquid metal, slag and refractories together form a chemical system, shown in figure 15 .

Chemical reactions and transfers between slag and metal in the liquid state
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