Process of making steel in converter using a great amount of iron-bearing cold material
AssigneeKawasaki Steel Corporation
InventorsFumio Sudo, Tetsuya Fujii, Yoshiei Kato, Sumio Yamada, Kanji Emoto
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Abstract
A process for producing a steel in at least two converters using a great or substantial amount of an iron-bearing cold material. The iron-bearing cold material and a carbonaceous material are supplied into one of the converters under the presence of a molten iron or a preliminarily treated molten iron and are melted therein under oxygen-blowing to obtain a preliminarily treated molten iron containing a high content of carbon, and the preliminarily treated molten iron is refined in the other converter under oxygen-blowing to obtain a molten steel having the given composition.
Claims3
A process for producing a steel in a converter using a substantial amount of an iron-bearing cold material, which comprises using at least two converters, supplying an amount of the iron-bearing cold material which corresponds to about two-thirds and more of the whole iron charge, and a carbonaceous material into one of the converters in the presence of at least one selected from the group consisting of a molten iron and a preliminarily treated molten iron, the preliminarily treated molten iron being formed by melting scrap with molten iron in the converter, melting the iron-bearing cold material by blowing oxygen to obtain a preliminarily treated molten iron containing not less than 2.5 weight % of carbon, and refining said preliminarily treated molten iron in the other converter under oxygen-blowing to obtain a molten steel having a given composition.
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