What is the definition of ferroalloy

Iron alloys are alloys made of one or more metal or non-metal elements fused with iron. For example, ferrosilicon is Fe2Si, Fe5Si3, FeSi, FeSi2 and other silicides formed by silicon and iron. They are the main components of ferrosilicon. The silicon in ferrosilicon mainly exists in the form of FeSi and FeSi2, especially FeSi is relatively stable. The melting points of different compositions of ferrosilicon are also different, for example, the melting point of 45% ferrosilicon is 1260℃, and the melting point of 75% ferrosilicon is 1340℃. Ferromanganese is an alloy of manganese and iron, which also contains a small amount of other elements such as carbon, silicon and phosphorus. According to its carbon content, ferromanganese is divided into high carbon ferromanganese, medium carbon ferromanganese and low carbon ferromanganese. Ferro-manganese alloys with sufficient silicon content are called silicon-manganese alloys. Ferroalloys are not metal materials that can be used directly, but are mainly used as intermediate raw materials for deoxidizers, reducing agents and alloy additives in iron and steel production and foundry industries.

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