Production method of low-carbon and medium-carbon steel
A production method and technology for low carbon steel, applied in the fields of iron and steel metallurgy and continuous casting, can solve problems such as increased steelmaking cost, and achieve the effects of improving the pourability of molten steel and alleviating the blockage of continuous casting nozzles
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[0032] Q195 steel is produced by 120t converter smelting, argon blowing after tapping, and 200×200mm billet continuous casting process. Usually, the aluminum content [A1] in the finished steel product is less than 0.01%, and the finished product [C] content is 0.07% to 0.11%. , using silicon calcium barium deoxidation.
[0033] The sulfur content of the molten iron blended into the converter is 0.011%, and the [C] content of the converter smelting end point is 0.05%. When the steel is tapped to about 25%, 4.1Kg / ton of steel calcium calcium barium is added as a deoxidizer to deoxidize the molten steel, and add 6.3Kg / ton of steel ferromanganese and 0.8Kg / ton of steel ferrosilicon are alloyed in molten steel, and 3.0Kg / ton of steel ladle slag modifier is added to the ladle when the steel is tapped to about 85%. Refining by argon blowing after the steel is tapped, the intensity of argon blowing is 1.3NL / (ton of steel·min), the oxygen is fixed when the argon is blowing for 8 minute...
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[0036] B steel is produced by 120t converter smelting, argon blowing after tapping, and Φ200mm round billet continuous casting. Usually, the aluminum content [Al] in the finished steel product is less than 0.01%, and the [C] content in the finished product is 0.17% to 0.22%. , using silicon calcium barium deoxidation.
[0037] The sulfur content of the molten iron blended into the converter is 0.012%, and the [C] content of the converter smelting end point is 0.06%. When the steel is tapped to about 30%, 3.2Kg / ton of silicon-calcium-barium alloy is added as a deoxidizer to deoxidize the molten steel, and Add 7.2Kg / ton of steel ferromanganese, 1.1Kg / ton of steel ferrosilicon and 1.4Kg / ton of steel carburizer for molten steel alloying and carburization, and add 2.2Kg to the ladle when tapping reaches about 80% Ladle slag modifier per ton of steel. Refining by argon blowing after the steel is tapped, the intensity of argon blowing is 1.1NL / (ton of steel·minute), the oxygen is fi...
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[0040] 45 steel is produced by smelting in a 120t converter, argon blowing after tapping, and continuous casting of 200×200mm billets. Usually, the aluminum content of the finished product [Al] of this steel is less than 0.01%, and the content of the finished product [C] is 0.42% to 0.50 %, using silicon calcium barium deoxidation.
[0041] The sulfur content of the molten iron blended into the converter is 0.009%, and the [C] content of the converter smelting end point is 0.10%. When the steel is tapped to about 30%, 2.3Kg / ton of steel calcium calcium barium is added as a deoxidizer to deoxidize the molten steel, and add 2.8Kg / ton steel ferrosilicon, 7.3Kg / ton steel ferromanganese and 4.1Kg / ton steel recarburizer for molten steel alloying and carburization, add 1.2Kg / ton to the ladle when the steel is about 85% Ladle slag modifier for steel. Refining is carried out by blowing argon after the steel is tapped. The intensity of blowing argon is 1.0NL / (ton steel·minute), and the...
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