The Paton Welding Journal, 2000, #7, 17-20 pages
Thermodynamic analysis of redox carbon-involving processes occurred during fusion welding
N.G. Efimenko, N.A. Kalin
Ukrainian Engineering-Pedagogical Academy, Kharkov, Ukraine
Abstract
The article suggests an approach to thennodynamic calculation of
chemical reactions proceediDg in three phases, i. e. metal, slag
and gas, at the same temperature. Series of the probable
proceeding of reactions of oxidation of elements and reactions of
carbon reduction of elements from oxides have been arraagwl for
characteristic temperatures of the melting zone in arc welding.
It is shown that temperature of beginning of carbon reduction of
oxides in the metal phase, except CeO2, and FeO, is lower than
that in the slag phase which allows the deoxidation process to
occur at lower temperatures and provides the possibility of using
carbon in a bound state as a deoxidizer in welding consumables,
Keywords: isobar-isothermal potential, chemical affinity, dissociation pressure, phase, oxidation, reduction, oxidizer, reaction constant, melting zone
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Suggested Citation
N.G. Efimenko,
N.A. Kalin (2000) Thermodynamic analysis of redox carbon-involving processes occurred during fusion welding.
The Paton Welding J., 07, 17-20.