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The Influence of Thermodynamic Conditions for Steel Filtration Efficiency

K. Janiszewski, Bożena Gajdzik

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The work presents theoretical grounds for the process of refining molten steel from liquid non-metallic inclusions, using the method of filtration with ceramic filters - the thermodynamic precondition to the absorption of liquid non-metallic inclusions on the surface of a ceramic filter.

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The work presents theoretical grounds for the process of refining molten steel from liquid non-metallic inclusions, using the method of filtration with ceramic filters - the thermodynamic precondition to the absorption of liquid non-metallic inclusions on the surface of a ceramic filter.

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The work presents theoretical grounds for the process of refining molten steel from liquid non-metallic inclusions, using the method of filtration with ceramic filters - the thermodynamic precondition to the absorption of liquid non-metallic inclusions on the surface of a ceramic filter.

Key concepts: Materials science, Filtration (mathematics), Refining (metallurgy), Ceramic, Non-metallic inclusions, Work (physics), Metallurgy, Liquid metal

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