Casting roll for twin roll strip caster

Abstract

Disclosed is a casting roll for a twin roll strip caster, and particularly, a casting roll for a twin roll strip caster, in which a continuous gas channel, for preventing the generation of dents in the surface of a strip when casting TWIP steel in order to improve the mechanical properties of the strip, including increasing the tensile strength and elongation, is formed in the surface of the casting roll, thus discharging gas mixed when the strip is cast, thereby preventing the generation of dents in the surface of the strip when casting the TWIP steel, in particular, a continuous gas channel is formed, thereby decreasing a conventional dent index and discouraging the generation of dents.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a casting roll for a twin-roll strip caster, and more particularly to such a casting roll for a twin-roll strip caster in which in order to avoid strip skin when casting TWIP steel Indents are generated in the strip to improve the mechanical properties of the strip (including increased tensile strength and elongation), and continuous gas channels are formed on the surface of the casting roll to discharge the gas mixed in when casting the strip, thereby in Casting of TWIP steel avoids dent formation in the strip surface, in particular, creates continuous gas channels, thereby reducing the conventional dent index and hindering dent formation. Background technique [0002] In the conventional twin-roll strip casting process, such as figure 1 As shown in , molten steel 140 in a tundish 130 is supplied between two water-cooled casting rolls 110 rotating in opposite directions; and an edge dam 150 is connected by a submerged...

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Problems solved by technology

The dent 161 is a hemispherical depression with a diameter of 0.5-3 mm and a depth of 0.1-1 mm generated in the strip surface, which partially remains in the strip surface even after the rolling process; thus it is a surface defect , resulting in a disappointingly considerable reduction in tensile strength and elongation

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