Daido Tokushuko Kabushiki Kaisha

Hajime Amano

Tetsuo Okamoto

Yasuaki Ikitsu

Nobuyuki Kamei

Akihiro Nagatani

Hajime Takahashi

Soichiro Kumura

Atushi Hattori

A molten steel of a special steel or the like including a high-alloy steel is poured in a mold whose bottom portion is closed with a dummy head of a lift table. As the lift table is vertically moved down at a given casting speed, a casting whose lower end is supported by the dummy head is continuously pulled out from the bottom portion of the mold. As a pair of movable molds that constitute the mold are relatively moved away from each other in synchronism with the downward movement of the lift table, both widthwise side surfaces of the casting are provided with required tapering.

Casting, vertical casting method and vertical casting apparatus

A method of producing a molten steel, including the steps of putting, in an electric furnace, an iron material and a carbon material, to melt the iron material and the carbon material and produce a high-carbon molten iron whose carbon content is not lower than 1%, storing, in a reservoir furnace whose capacity is larger than a capacity of the electric furnace, an amount of the high-carbon molten iron that corresponds to a plurality of charges of the electric furnace, and using a portion of the high-carbon molten iron stored in the reservoir furnace, to produce the molten steel in a steel producing furnace.

Molten steel producing method

A new electrode is joined to a consumed electrode of the electric furnace according to a method comprising the steps of lifting and transporting the new electrode suspended from a joining apparatus by a crane, aligning both electrodes by throwing a laser beam from a projector disposed to the crane on a positioning marker disposed on a deck plate provided in the vicinity of the electric furnace, screwing a screw thread of the new electrode into a threaded hole of the consumed electrode by actuating an electric motor disposed in the joining apparatus, and tightening both electrodes at desired tightening torque by operating the motor in a stalled state with a small electric current of low frequency.

Method and apparatus for joining new electrode to consumed electrode of

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Hajime Amano