Alloy scrap steel refers to scrap steel containing precious alloy elements, mainly including chromium, nickel, copper, molybdenum and other elements. These elements are not easy to oxidize, making alloy scrap steel have a higher value. Alloy scrap steel has important application value in steel enterprises, and can partially replace alloys, thereby reducing costs, improving efficiency, and relieving alloy procurement pressure.

COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF ALLOY SCRAP STEEL

Alloy scrap steel usually contains precious alloy elements such as chromium, nickel, copper, and molybdenum. These elements make alloy scrap steel have good wear resistance and corrosion resistance in high temperature environments, so it has important application value in steel production.

SOURCE AND APPLICATION OF ALLOY SCRAP STEEL

Alloy scrap steel mainly comes from waste generated in the production process of steel enterprises, such as grate plates and grate bars and other wear-prone components. After identification and recycling, these wastes can be used in the steelmaking process to replace some alloy materials.

RECYCLING AND TREATMENT METHODS OF ALLOY SCRAP STEEL

The recycling and treatment process of alloy scrap steel includes identification of precious alloy elements, recycling and processing. In steel companies, recycled alloy scrap steel will be sorted and processed and then directly delivered to the converter for steelmaking.