Akihiro Nagatani’s research while affiliated with Tohoku University and other places

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Publications (2)


Mullite as an electrochemical probe for the determination of low oxygen activity in liquid iron
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October 1992

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Hideaki Suito

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Akihiro Nagatani

Oxygen activities in liquid iron deoxidized with aluminium were measured at 1873 K, using a mullite electrolyte having a Cr-Cr2O3 reference mixture. These results were compared with those obtained using commerical tube-type ZrO2-8 mol% MgO and plug-type ZrO2-9 mol% MgO probes, along with oxygen activities calculated from analysis. Oxygen activities from EMF measurements using mullite and plug-type probes were found to be in agreement with those calculated from the Al/Al2O3 equilibrium and those estimated from analyzed oxygen contents. Polarization effect due to electrochemical oxygen transport was observed in a commerical tube-type ZrO2-based probe. Supersaturation in liquid iron deoxidized with aluminium was also measured at 1873 K.


Determination of electronic conductivity limits of mullite and ZrO2-9 mol% MgO solid electrolytes

September 1992

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Journal of Applied Electrochemistry

A coulometric titration technique was used for the determination of the parameterP , defined as the oxygen partial pressure at which the ionic conductivity and n-type electronic conductivity of the electrolyte are equal, for mullite and 9 mol% MgO stabilized zirconia electrolytes in the temperature range 1674–1921 K. The results ofP for mullite and ZrO2-9 mol% MgO were log(P /101 325 Pa)=54.32–137000/T and log (P /101 325 Pa)=27.16–75500/T, respectively. The results for low oxygen activities in liquid iron are discussed on the basis of the present results forP values.

Citations (2)


... Stability diagrams are an important tool to investigate the deoxidation equilibrium and formulate the strategies of controlling inclusions in the steelmaking and refining process. Extensive investigations were carried out focusing on systems such as Fe-Al-O [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9], Fe-Mg-O [10][11][12], Fe-Al-Mg-O [13][14][15], Fe-Al-Ti-O [16][17][18][19][20][21], Fe-Al-Ca-O [22], and Fe-Al-Mg-Ca-O [23,24], and the effects of crucibles and slags on the formation of inclusions in these systems were also discussed [25,26]. These stability diagrams have been extended and successfully applied to industrial production to control the type of inclusions in molten steel [27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34]. ...

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Three-dimensional stability diagram of Al-Mg-O inclusions in molten steel
Mullite as an electrochemical probe for the determination of low oxygen activity in liquid iron
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