
Synthetic Refining Slag
Used at tapping or in LF practice to rapidly form or adjust a refining slag for desulfurisation, inclusion absorption, coverage and stable refining.
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Used at tapping or in LF practice to rapidly form or adjust a refining slag for desulfurisation, inclusion absorption, coverage and stable refining.

A calcium-based product family for hot-metal desulfurization before BOF steelmaking; the actual system, sizing, carrier gas and injection equipment must be matched through formal process documents.

A calcined-lime family for slag formation and basicity management in BOF, EAF and ladle metallurgy; reactivity, burn condition, sizing and handling state must be confirmed for the use point.

A natural-dolomite family used as a candidate slag former and MgO source in steelmaking; mineral identity, loss on ignition, sizing and calcination state must be explicit in purchasing documents.

A dolomitic steelmaking auxiliary produced by controlled light calcination and used as a more reactive CaO/MgO source; feed mineral, calcination state, reactivity and storage life require supplier documentation.

A functional product family used to change slag fluidity, oxidation state, chemistry or foaming behaviour for a specific furnace and objective; formulations sharing the name are not automatically interchangeable.

A covering-material family spread over the ladle bath or slag surface to reduce heat loss and help isolate air; absorbent, insulating and combined formulations require separate confirmation.

An injection-carbon family for EAF foamy-slag practice, requiring joint acceptance of fixed carbon, ash, volatiles, sulfur, sizing, conveyability and the injection system.

A dedicated slag-treatment family used to lower ladle top-slag oxidation, potentially aluminium-based or another verified system; its target is the slag, not a replacement for steel-bath deoxidation practice.

A dedicated flux family continuously added to the mould surface for coordinated coverage, lubrication, heat transfer and inclusion absorption; selection must match steel grade, section, casting speed and mould heat flux.

A covering-powder family used to insulate tundish steel, isolate air and—depending on formulation—assist inclusion absorption; acidic, basic or dual-layer systems must match steel grade and refractories.

A dedicated starter-flux family used to establish early coverage and initial liquid-slag conditions during casting start, potentially with a verified exothermic system; it is not automatically replaceable by regular mould flux.

A granular refractory family filling the ladle upper-nozzle and well-block region to support ladle free opening; mineral system, size distribution, sintering behaviour and ladle cycle require coordinated selection.

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