Oxygen lances having a high resistance to deterioration and multipiece nozzle heads therefor
Abstract
Abstract Oxygen lances having a high resistance to deterioration comprising a shank and a multipiece nozzle connected thereto wherein the multipiece nozzle includes a worked metal, e.g. copper, base portion, worked metal, e.g. copper, oxygen conduits and a cast metal, e.g. copper, body portion including oxygen conduit means connected to said worked metal, e.g. copper, oxygen conduits. The terminology ''''worked'''' means forged or pressed or formed or extruded or swaged. The so-worked copper utilized herein is free from oxygen, hydrogen, sulfur and any elements considered to be ''''tramp'''' elements with respect to copper, which elements by themselves, or in combination, could form precipitates that would migrate to the grain boundaries to lower the physical properties or cause grain separation.
Inventors
- 👤 Walter V Berry
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