Rare-earth silicon-magnesium-iron alloy

Rare-earth silicon-magnesium-iron alloy is an alloy composed of calcium, magnesium, and rare earth in ferro silicon. It can also be called a magnesium alloy nodulizer. It is a good nodulizer. powerful.

 

Rare earth silicon-magnesium-iron alloys can usually be used as nodularizers, vermicularizers and inoculants; they can also be used as additives and alloying agents in the daily production of steel and iron.

The main raw materials for the production of rare earth silicon-magnesium-ferro alloys are ferrosilicon, rare earth ores, and metal magnesium. Normally, the production of rare earth silicon-magnesium-iron alloys is carried out in submerged arc furnaces, which generally consume a lot of power, but intermediate frequency furnaces can also be used for production.

 

Rare earth magnesium ferro silicon alloy is a silver-white solid, the raw material is ferro silicon as the main raw material, and the ratio of calcium, magnesium and rare earth is adjusted to an appropriate range to make it react smoothly. The casting thickness of each brand of rare earth magnesium ferro silicon alloy does not exceed 100mm; the standard particle size of rare earth magnesium ferro silicon alloy is 5~25mm and 5~30mm. According to different purposes, customers can specify special granularity, such as: 5~15mm, 3~25mm, 25~50mm, etc.