This activity uses the electrosilicothermal method to produce calcium silicon alloy. This method uses ferrosilicon and lime as the main raw materials, and fluorite as a flux, and performs high-temperature reduction smelting in a submerged arc furnace. Silicon in ferrosilicon acts as a reducing agent to reduce calcium oxide in lime at high temperatures to form a calcium-silicon alloy. At the same time, fluorite can effectively lower the melting point of slag, improve fluidity, and promote the reaction. The specific process is to add well-proportioned ferrosilicon, lime, fluorite and other furnace materials to the submerged arc furnace. After powering on, arc heat is used to melt the furnace materials and cause a reduction reaction. After the generated calcium silicon alloy liquid is separated from the slag, it is cast, cooled, crushed, and finished to obtain calcium silicon alloy products. The main processes include: (1) raw material preparation and batching; (2) electric furnace charging and smelting; (3) tapping and casting; (4) cooling and crushing; (5) finishing and packaging.