The Japan Steel Works, Ltd.

Junji Ishizaka

Tsukasa Azuma

Yasuhiko Tanaka

Tomoo Takenouchi

Yoshiaki Ichinomiya

Junji Itagaki

Shuzo Ohhashi

An object of the invention is to provide an ingot having improvement of and a prevention of occurrence of segregation when electroslag remelting method is used for producing a large size ingot and a super alloy which is sensitive to segregation. According to the present invention, the electrode for electroslag remelting method has a hole formed along an axial direction in the core of an electrode. Therefore, the molten pool is made shallow so that flat and segregation is prevented from occurring. Consequently, an ESR ingot of good quality is accomplished with an excellent surface and is free from segregation. Moreover, an electrode melting rate is increasing and efficiency is improved.

Electrode for electroslag remelting and process of producing alloy using

A process for producing a turbine rotor using an ingot in which segregation is prevented effectively when ESR is used to produce a large-sized ingot. A hole is formed along an axial direction in the core of an electrode. The molten pool is made shallow and flat and segregation is prevented from occurring. Consequently, an ESR ingot of good quality offering an excellent surface is obtainable as it is free from segregation. Moreover, an electrode melting rate is increased and efficiency is improved so that a high quality turbine can be manufactured from the ingot.

An object of the present invention is to provide an ingot wherein occurrence is prevented when an electroslag remelting method is used for producing a large ingot and which a super alloy is sensitive to segragation. According to the present invention, the electrode for electroslag remelting method has a hole formed along an axial direction in the core of an electrode. Therefore, the molten pool is made shallow so that flat and segregation is prevented from occurring. Consequently, an ESR ingot of good quality is accomplished with an excellent surface and is free from segregation. Moreover, an electrode melting rate is increasing and efficiency is improved.

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Junji Ishizaka