Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
covering flux
English answer:
material used in metal refining; removes impurities; rises(or is applied) to the surface&forms a protective cover over the melt
Added to glossary by
Jörgen Slet
Nov 10, 2003 15:22
20 yrs ago
English term
covering flux
English
Tech/Engineering
Metallurgy / Casting
foundry
Melt additives and covering fluxes for ferrous cast alloys
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material used to cover molten metal mass
particular material used to cover molten metal mass for insulating against thermal loss, preventing secondary oxidation and absorbing non-metal inclusion in the molten steel.
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Note added at 29 mins (2003-11-10 15:51:59 GMT)
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It is not applied to the surface, but it rises to the surface, bringing with it impurities.
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Note added at 29 mins (2003-11-10 15:52:46 GMT)
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http://www.latitude.com.tw/english/catalog/flux/brass_cover_...
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Note added at 44 mins (2003-11-10 16:06:57 GMT)
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http://www.principalmetals.com/glossary/fdoc.htm
browse to \"flux\"
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Note added at 4 hrs 3 mins (2003-11-10 19:26:15 GMT)
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The heading of my answer should also be changed to:
\"material used in the refining of metals for removing impurities, that rises to the surface, forming a protective cover for the molten mass\"
(Is there a way to edit my answer ?)
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Note added at 4 hrs 58 mins (2003-11-10 20:21:10 GMT)
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The heading of my answer should also be changed to:
\"material used in the refining of metals for removing impurities, that rises to the surface, forming a protective cover for the molten mass\"
(Is there a way to edit my answer ?)
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Note added at 2 days 1 hr 5 mins (2003-11-12 16:28:20 GMT)
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Judging from the various links, it can be applied both in the mass of the melt (from where it will rise to the surface), primary function being the removal of impurities, or directly to the surface, the primary function being the formation of a protective cover. In both cases, the secondary functions still apply as well.
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Note added at 29 mins (2003-11-10 15:51:59 GMT)
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It is not applied to the surface, but it rises to the surface, bringing with it impurities.
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Note added at 29 mins (2003-11-10 15:52:46 GMT)
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http://www.latitude.com.tw/english/catalog/flux/brass_cover_...
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Note added at 44 mins (2003-11-10 16:06:57 GMT)
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http://www.principalmetals.com/glossary/fdoc.htm
browse to \"flux\"
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Note added at 4 hrs 3 mins (2003-11-10 19:26:15 GMT)
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The heading of my answer should also be changed to:
\"material used in the refining of metals for removing impurities, that rises to the surface, forming a protective cover for the molten mass\"
(Is there a way to edit my answer ?)
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Note added at 4 hrs 58 mins (2003-11-10 20:21:10 GMT)
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The heading of my answer should also be changed to:
\"material used in the refining of metals for removing impurities, that rises to the surface, forming a protective cover for the molten mass\"
(Is there a way to edit my answer ?)
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Note added at 2 days 1 hr 5 mins (2003-11-12 16:28:20 GMT)
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Judging from the various links, it can be applied both in the mass of the melt (from where it will rise to the surface), primary function being the removal of impurities, or directly to the surface, the primary function being the formation of a protective cover. In both cases, the secondary functions still apply as well.
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Comment: "Thank you to all of you.
The target language was not registered by the system, so I got the explanation in English, but I asked it in Italian."
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thermal loss insulator
Application and Function: This product is a granular particle manufactured by atomizing drying technology. Covering the surface of molten steel in tundish, it plays an important role in insulating thermal loss, preventing secondary oxidation and absorbing non-metal inclusion in the molten steel.
The product Brand No.TDHJ-775 is a high MgO content covering flux, with high thermal insulating ability and nice spreading function. The specific consumption of the product is 0.65kg/t steel.
The products Brand Nos.TDHJ-1 & TDHL-SLC are high CaO content covering fluxes manufactured by pre-melted materials, they have good thermal insulation abilities, inclusion absorption and nice spreading function. The specific consumption of the product is 0.35kg/t steel.
http://www.huiji-china.com/EN/product_detail.asp?catalogid=2...
The product Brand No.TDHJ-775 is a high MgO content covering flux, with high thermal insulating ability and nice spreading function. The specific consumption of the product is 0.65kg/t steel.
The products Brand Nos.TDHJ-1 & TDHL-SLC are high CaO content covering fluxes manufactured by pre-melted materials, they have good thermal insulation abilities, inclusion absorption and nice spreading function. The specific consumption of the product is 0.35kg/t steel.
http://www.huiji-china.com/EN/product_detail.asp?catalogid=2...
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