To get uniform constituents of the melt and to result a uniform chill depth, it is indispensable to lessen the variation of CO
2 by giving adequate considerations on material control, and by blast volume or height of bed coke keep constant. The gists of this experiment are summarized as follows. 1. The chill depth can be kept constant when the size of the charging materials and of the coke constant and also when the pressure of blast was adequately regulated. In this experiment, the pressure was 210∼230 mm aq. 2. The combustion in the furnace must be controlled uniformly by making the blast volume at each tuyére uniform and also by making the direction of a tuyére horizontally. 3. The consumption of bed coke is thought to be due to the excess volume of blast and also due to the carburization by high charging of steel scrap. 4. In case of the height of bed coke is lowered, it is recommended to supply coke and regulate the blast volume. 5. Chill test must be performed at every tapping. When the blast volume is constant and the height of bed coke is lowered, the chill, depth becomes wider gradually and vise versa. 6. The characteristics of the melt is determined by CO
2 per cent which is contained in the atomosphere of a furnace consequently, it can be controlled rapidly by regulating the blast volume though the height of bed coke does not altered. 7. The chill depth can be controlled within the range of ±2.0 mm by adding 40∼45% of steel scrap to the charging materials. 8. If the ratio between the height of charging coke and that of bed coke is kept in an adequate value, the variation of CO
2 could be lessen. 9. The quantity of every tapping melt is favoured to be a multiple of one batch.
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