Can industrial silicon slag really replace ferrosilicon? Don’t be silly

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Industrial silicon slag is essentially just silicon slag. When the word \"slag\" is mentioned, many people think of waste materials, but industrial silicon slag cannot be considered such waste. It can be used to produce high-quality silicon through purification processes, and it can also be employed in steelmaking to replace ferrosilicon as a deoxidizing agent. Although the amount of silicon in industrial silicon slag is not as high as that in ferrosilicon, it can still help reduce the cost of using ferrosilicon during steelmaking and improve efficiency. Therefore, although industrial silicon slag cannot replace ferrosilicon, it can still assist in steelmaking by enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of deoxidization! Actual photos of silica slag

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