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B. I. Medovar
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E.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute, Kiev, Ukraine USSR
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G. A. Boyko
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E.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute, Kiev, Ukraine USSR
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Table of contents (45 chapters)
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Electroslag Technology in the Soviet Union
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- L. Z. Tsygurov, A. G. Galkov, E. M. Ofitsersov, V. N. Kuznetsov, Yu. M. Mironov, V. G. Kovalev et al.
Pages 93-97
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- V. A. Antonov, A. G. Miroshnichenko, L. S. Tkachuk, E. V. Odegov, A. V. Zherebetski, V. B. Linetski et al.
Pages 98-101
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- Zh. I. Yuzhanin, R. S. Dubinski
Pages 102-105
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- V. G. Zavyalov, A. G. Pomeshikov
Pages 106-109
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- L. A. Volohonski, M. A. Kisselman, A. A. Nikulin, E. G. Protokovets
Pages 110-114
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- S. B. Yakoboshvili, I. Yu. Mogilner, D. M. Haradze, G. Sh. Kobalava, G. G. Bikoev, E. N. Hundadze
Pages 115-118
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- V. V. Chernyh, I. K. Marchenko, I. E. Blohin, G. A. Molodan, V. I. Oleinichenko, P. P. Rudometkin et al.
Pages 119-124
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- Yu. V. Latash, A. E. Voronin, F. K. Biktagirov, R. G. Krutikov, V. B. Tynyankin, Ya. M. Vasilyev
Pages 125-129
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- B. E. Paton, B. I. Medovar, B. I. Shukstulski, V. Ya. Saenko, A. D. Chepurnoi, V. V. Lapin et al.
Pages 130-131
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- B. E. Paton, B. I. Medovar, V. Ya. Saenko, V. K. Postizhenko, V. I. Us, L. B. Medovar et al.
Pages 132-137
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- V. Ya. Saenko, V. I. Us, L. B. Medovar, M. S. Vysotski, M. I. Gorbatsevich, V. I. Moiseenko et al.
Pages 138-139
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- A. M. Brechak, S. V. Kryzhanovski
Pages 140-151
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Electroslag Technology Abroad
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Front Matter
Pages 153-153
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- D. Dzue, L. Haihon, S. Shuie, D. Dzyanhe, L. Chuanlin
Pages 184-189
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- M. Krutsinski, A. Novak, V. Strama
Pages 192-196
About this book
Dr. Boris Medovar, a member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, is a promi nent member of the E.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute in Kiev, one of the pre-eminent institutes of the USSR. The Paton Institute, internationally famous for its entrepreneurial efforts in electrical welding processes, is also famous for its application of electrically based processes in melting and remelting of high alloy and high-temperature materials. These include the ESR (electroslag re melting) process, the ESC (electroslag casting) process, skull remelting based on electron-beam processes, plasma arc processes, and electric arc processes. Along with the ESR process for ingot production is the commercial plasma arc remelt process for specialty steels, particularly where high nitrogen contents may be desired, as in austenitic stainless steels. Major industrial centers are now scattered throughout the USSR and are a major factor in high-alloy, high strength, low- and high-temperature materials. The ESR process was developed in response to the Western development of the VAR (vacuum arc remelting) process for producing very highly alloyed materials during the growth period of the jet engine age. The V AR and ESR processes utilize different purification and refinement processes that are extremely critical in very highly, complexly alloyed superalloys and high-speed tool steels. In water-cooled remelt systems, they also achieve relatively rapid (directional) solidification, minimizing segregation and coarse phase separation of undesir able impurity elements or elements that tend to form coarse brittle phases.