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Product Group : Ferro
Alloys
Product :
High
Carbon Ferro Chrome(HC FeCr)
Application :
Chromium is one of the most versatile and widely
used alloying elements in steel. It imparts
corrosion and oxidation resistance, is a mild
hardenability agent, improves wear resistance and
promotes the retention of useful strength levels at
elevated temperatures. Chromium is an irreplaceable
constituent in all stainless steels; in fact, over
70% of all chromium used in steelmaking is found in
the many stainless grades. Next in tonnage
consumption of chromium are the |
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constructional alloy steels, most of which contain
well less than 3% Cr. Tool steels, superalloys and
other specialty metals, though often high in
chromium content, are produced in smaller quantities
and therefore rank lower in over-all chromium
application. Chromium is most commonly supplied as
ferrochrome
As is often the case, carbon
level is most important in determining the price
differential between the various ferrochrome grades.
The widespread shift toward duplex refining
practices such as the AOD, CLU, etc., has led to
greatly increased use of high-carbon ferrochrome.
High carbon ferrochrome, or at least the grades
commonly designated charge chrome, remains the most
widely used chromium addition for the production of
stainless and alloy steels. High carbon ferrochrome,
6-8% C grade, 65-70% chromium, for many years
remained the standard of the industry.
ATEMS supplies HC FeCr with stringent control on
chromium and carbon percentages.
Specification :
ATEMS offers the
following specifications of HC FeCr
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Composition |
Size |
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% |
10 – 50
mm |
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Cr |
65 min |
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C |
6 – 8 |
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Si |
1 – 1.5 |
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P |
0.025 max |
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S |
0.030 max |
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Ti |
0.060 max |
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