Method for preventing surface oxide film of nichrome roller from being peeling-off

Abstract

A method for preventing the surficial oxide film of Ni-Cr roller from being stripped includes such steps as blooming the conticast billet of ferritic stainless steel at 1150 +/- 50 deg.C to become intermediate billet at 1020-1050 deg.C and with a thickness less than 35 mm, arranging an insulating hood between blooming and finish rolling, and finishing rolling of stainless steel band at a temp higher than 950 deg.C by three passes with relative surface roughness of rollers (0.9 microns, 0.6 microns and 0.6 microns) and relative maximal deformation rate (42%, 38% and 36%).

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for preventing the peeling off of the oxide film on the surface of a nickel-chromium roll, in particular to a method for preventing the peeling off of the oxide film on the surface of a high-nickel-chromium roll when rolling ferritic stainless steel. Background technique [0002] Due to the change in the demand direction of the stainless steel market, the demand ratio of ferritic stainless steel has increased from 10% to more than 30%, and the increasing trend remains unabated. However, when high Ni-Cr rolls are used to produce ferritic stainless steel hot-rolled strips In the process of steel production, there has always been the phenomenon of peeling off of the oxide film on the surface of the roll, which causes the surface of the roll to be rough, resulting in a serious increase in the roughness value of the surface of the hot-rolled strip produced, thereby reducing the surface quality of the cold-rolled product. Th...

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[0002] Due to the change in the demand direction of the stainless steel market, the demand ratio of ferritic stainless steel has increased from 10% to more than 30%, and the increasing trend remains unabated. However, when high Ni-Cr rolls are used to produce ferritic stainless steel hot-rolled strips In the process of steel production, there has always been the phenomenon of peeling off of the oxide film on the surface of the roll, which causes the surface of the roll to be rough, resulting in a serious increase in the roughness value of the surface of the hot-rolled strip produced, thereby reducing the surface quality of the cold-rolled product

This problem has become one of the main factors restricting the rapid development of ferritic stainless steel. Domestic and foreign stainless steel hot rolling mills have long been committed to the research on the peeling off of the oxide film on the surface of the roll, and proposed methods to prevent the peeling off of the oxide film on the surface of the nickel-chromium roll. The most typical The best method is to increase the rolling temperature. The suitable processing temperature for ferritic stainless steel hot rolling is 900...