Method for directly loading casting blank of thick plate containing microalloy elements
A technology of microalloying and billet, which is applied in the field of metallurgical technology, can solve the problems of not providing thick plates containing microalloying elements, different phase transition temperatures, and affecting the direct loading and hot delivery process of different steel types, so as to reduce oxidation and burning. The effect of low loss, simple operation, and improving the pass rate of cold bending performance
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[0018] The smelting process route is: BOF—LF—RH. The content of Mn and S in the steel is controlled during the smelting process, and 41.6kg of rare earth is added to the molten steel, while the oxygen content in the molten steel is controlled. The molten steel composition sample was taken from the tundish for testing, and the molten steel composition wt% was: C 0.15%, Si 0.35%, Mn 1.37%, P 0.018%, S 0.0088%, Ti 0.0145%, O 0.0021%, Re 0.016%. The slab exits the casting machine for on-line forced cooling. The temperature of the slab exiting the straightening section is 900°C. After entering the forced cooling section, the slab cooling rate is 10°C / min, and the cooling time is 10min. Then the cast slab is air-cooled, and then enters the heating furnace after being cut once along the conveying roller, cut to length twice, and the surface temperature of the cast slab before entering the heating furnace is 620°C. There is no crack on the surface of the steel plate after rolling, an...
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[0020] The smelting process route is: BOF—LF—RH. The content of Mn and S in the steel is controlled during the smelting process, and the molten steel composition samples are taken from the tundish for testing. The molten steel composition wt% is: C 0.16%, Si 0.28%, Mn 1.30%, P 0.02%, S 0.0067%, Ti 0.013%. The slab exits the casting machine for online forced cooling, the temperature of the slab leaving the straightening section is 910°C, and after entering the forced cooling section, the cooling rate of the slab is controlled at 15°C / min, and the cooling time is 10min. Then the cast slab is air-cooled and is cut along the conveying roller once, cut to length twice, and then enters the heating furnace. The surface temperature of the cast slab before entering the heating furnace is 540°C. There is no crack on the surface of the steel plate after rolling, and the cold bending performance is qualified.
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[0022] The smelting process route is: BOF—LF—RH. During the smelting process, the content of Mn and S in the steel is controlled, and 47kg of rare earth is added to the molten steel, while the oxygen content in the molten steel is controlled. The molten steel composition sample was taken from the tundish for testing, and the molten steel composition wt% was: C 0.12%, Si 0.18%, Mn 1.35%, P 0.017%, S 0.0077%, Ti 0.010%, O 0.0024%, Re 0.018%. The slab exits the casting machine for online forced cooling, and the temperature of the slab exiting the straightening section is 920°C. After entering the forced cooling section, the cooling rate of the slab is controlled at 15°C / min, and the cooling time is 15min. Then the cast slab is air-cooled and is cut along the conveying roller once, cut to length twice, and then enters the heating furnace. The surface temperature of the cast slab before entering the heating furnace is 640°C. There is no crack on the surface of the steel plate afte...
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