This invention discloses a method for controlling inclusions in
titanium-containing ultra-low
carbon steel. The
steelmaking process is as follows: converter process – LF process – RH process – slab
continuous casting process. After aluminum deoxidation and alloying in the RH process, low-reactive
slag is added. As the vacuum
molten steel circulates, this
slag floats to the surface and remains at the steel-
slag interface, hindering
oxygen transfer from the
ladle slag to the
molten steel. Simultaneously, this substance has the ability to adsorb inclusions in the steel. By controlling the process parameters of the RH process,
oxygen transfer from the
ladle slag to the
molten steel is effectively prevented, avoiding secondary oxidation of
titanium and aluminum elements in the
deoxidized steel and controlling the inclusion content in the steel. This invention's control method effectively prevents
oxygen transfer from the
ladle slag to the molten steel and avoids secondary oxidation of easily oxidized elements such as
titanium and aluminum in the
deoxidized steel, resulting in significant economic and
social benefits.