Method of analyzing oxygen and oxide in metallic material
AssigneeKawasaki Steel Corporation
InventorsAkira Yamamoto, Wataru Tanimoto
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AssigneeKawasaki Steel Corporation
InventorsAkira Yamamoto, Wataru Tanimoto
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This invention provides a quantitative determination method capable of quickly determining a mean composition of oxide type inclusions and oxygen concentration of a metallic material such as a steel by using an optical emission spectrometer alone. This method comprises the steps of (1) conducting a plurality of times a discharge operation between the metallic material and an opposing electrode in an inert gas atmosphere to obtain an emission spectrochemical spectrum, (2) selecting a discharge in which at least either the oxygen A spectrum or the oxide-forming element spectrum exceed a predetermined intensity for each discharge operation, and (3) subtracting a background from the intensity of the oxygen spectrum and/or the intensity of the oxide-forming elements in the selected discharge, accumulating the balances to obtain a cumulative spectral intensity, and executing quantitative determination by a calibration curve method.
A method of quantitatively determining mean oxide-forming element concentrations originating from oxides in a metallic material, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of quantitatively determining a mean oxygen concentration in a metallic material comprising the steps of:
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