A method for preparing boron-containing microalloy steel by using boron-containing pig iron as a boron-adding agent

Abstract

The invention provides a method for preparing boron-containing micro-alloy steel by using boron-containing pig iron as a boron charging agent, and belongs to the technical field of metallurgy. The method comprises the following steps: (1) preparing industrial pure iron, the boron-containing pig iron, ferro-titanium, manganese metal, iron-carbon alloy, ferro-silicon alloy and pure aluminium serving as raw materials according to predetermined components; (2) adding the prepared industrial pure iron and iron-carbon alloy to an induction furnace, melting the materials, sequentially adding the ferro-silicon alloy, the pure aluminium, the ferro-titanium, the manganese metal and the boron-containing pig iron, melting under a vacuum condition, and feeding argon for refinement; (3) after ending refinement, casting into cast ingots, then heating to 1200+ / -10 DEG C, and preserving heat for 0.5-2 hours; (4) rolling the cast ingots subjected to heat preservation by two stages; and carrying out final rolling, thus obtaining roll steel; and (5) continuously cooling the roll steel to 530-560 DEG C at the rate of 40-50 DEG C / s, and then carrying out air cooling to room temperature, thus obtaining the boron-containing micro-alloy steel. The method has the advantages that the composite cost is low, the industrialization is easy to realize, and the prepared product has excellent performances and good application prospect.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of metallurgy, and in particular relates to a method for preparing boron-containing microalloy steel by using boron-containing pig iron as a boron-adding agent. Background technique

[0002] The boron-containing pig iron obtained by using the blast furnace iron-boron separation process has the characteristics of convenient source, cheap price, and stable performance. It is mainly used as a boron additive for the production of wear-resistant cast iron. In order to make more reasonable use of limited boron resources, boron-rich slag is mainly extracted from boron iron ore, while the remaining boron-containing pig iron can be used in other aspects.

[0003] Using boron-containing pig iron to directly smelt boron steel is a research topic with practical significance and rational utilization of boron ore resources. The boron steel smelted directly with boron-containing pig iron as raw material does not have high...