Development of a novel degassing process consisting with single large immersion snorkel and a bottom bubbling ladle

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A novel vacuum degassing process consisting of a large immersion snorkel and a bottom bubbling ladle has been invented for the efficient production of ultra-low carbon stool. This process has been confirmed by industrial scale test using 175 and 350 t ladle and named REDA (Revolutionary degassing activator). The carbon content reaches 10 ppm in 15 to 20 min treatment, and decreases to 4 ppm without any stagnation. As REDA has a wide bubble activated surface area and a deep injection position, relatively low gas flow rate is necessary to produce ultra-low carbon steel efficiently.

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Kitamura, S. Y., Aoki, H., Miyamoto, K. I., Furuta, H., Yamashita, K., & Yonezawa, K. (2000). Development of a novel degassing process consisting with single large immersion snorkel and a bottom bubbling ladle. ISIJ International, 40(5), 455–459. https://doi.org/10.2355/isijinternational.40.455

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