Abstract
Abstract
The exogenous refractory nanoparticles is proposed for refining iron-based melts from nonferrous metal impurities. Investigated the heterophase interaction of Al2O3 and MgAl2O4 nanoparticles with Sb/Sn/Cu and showed that the degree of removal of nonferrous metal impurities was in the Fe-Sb system up to 30 rel.%, in the Fe-Sn system up to 29 rel. % and in the Fe-Cu system up to 23 rel. %. The existence of refractory nanoparticles in a liquid metal was proved by studying the structural properties of the melt. In the melts, after the introduction of the nanoparticles, inversion of the temperature coefficient of surface tension is observed, as well as multidirectional change depending on the nature of the nanoparticles and the holding time during interfacial interaction. Decompression and compression of the melts after the introduction of nanoparticles and the multidirectional nature of the dependences of properties indicate a possible change in the cluster structure of liquid metal.