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AssigneeGeorg Fischer Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsKarl Gut, Ivo Henych
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A method of keeping inductor spouts, downgates and outlet casting channels and the like free of deposits during the production of a cast iron melt involves treatment with pure magnesium. Such deposits, which occur as reaction products and block the channels causing considerable maintenance expense, are prevented by the use of pure magnesium. The cast iron melt is flushed free of suspended highly basic reaction products, such as MgO, CaO, Al.sub.2 O.sub.3, FeO and MgS, in a predetermined magnesium treatment of the cast iron melt with pure magnesium by a simultaneous evaporation of magnesium not consumed in the magnesium treatment. By preventing the formation of deposits, the life of the vessel used is increased and maintenance costs are decreased.
Method of keeping inductor spouts, downgates and outlet casting channels free of deposits in the production of cast iron melt treated with magnesium in a casting process, comprising the steps of using a predetermined amount of pure magnesium for a magnesium treatment of the cast iron melt for effecting a very high degree of desulfurization with a residual sulfur content of approximately 0.005% and providing pure magnesium in addition to the predetermined amount not required for the desulfurization and utilizing the additional magnesium for rinsing and cleansing suspended highly basic reaction products from the cast iron melt.
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