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ConnCensus Vol. 50 No. 46

Health Protection Report Vol 1 No 46 16 Novemebr 2007

ISIJ International, Vol. 46 (2006), No. 11, pp. 1635–1644

In the conventional continuous casting of steel, either mold powder or oil can be added to lubricate the mold from sticking to the solidifying steel shell. The mold powder melts to form a molten slag or flux layer, and also acts to protect the molten steel from oxidation, to insulate the molten steel from heat loss, to absorb inclusions from the molten steel, to regulate heat transfer to mold w...

Revista Cubana de Farmacia vol. 40 (Suplemento Especial):46, 2006

Revista Cubana de Farmacia vol. 40 (Suplemento Especial):46, 2006 of a comprehensive and inclusive consultation process with Canadian consumers, academics, health care practitioners and industry stakeholders, and are a part of the Government’s response to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health’s report and 53 recommendations on the regulation of natural health products in Canada. All...

ISIJ International, Vol. 46 (2006), No. 5, pp. 660–669

In continuous casting of steel, the interfacial gap between the mold and the solidifying shell controls heat transfer in the process and is responsible for lubrication and the prevention of cracks and other defects. Mold slag forms when mold powder added to the top surface of the steel melts, and is the best current practice to perform these important functions. The properties and behavior of t...