Alloy structure steel 42CrMo slab and production method thereof
A technology of alloy structural steel and production method, which is applied in the field of converter metallurgy, can solve the problems of 42CrMo steel large-section slab production and development that have not been reported, and achieve uniform and compact solidification structure, reduce center porosity, and reduce inclusion content.
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[0032] A method for producing an alloy structural steel 42CrMo large-section slab, comprising the steps of:
[0033] (1) Adopt the principle of fine material, molten iron into furnace: Si: 0.61%, P: 0.080%, S: 0.027%;
[0034] (2) Converter smelting: The primary smelting of molten steel is achieved by using a top-bottom combined blowing converter. The slag is formed to remove P in the early and middle stages, and the S is removed in the middle and late stage. The thickness of the lower slag is 36mm to prevent phosphorus return; during the tapping process, synthetic slag is added to the ladle for slag washing, and at the same time, the top slag of the ladle is modified to further desulfurize and remove inclusions; the high-drawing carbon operation is adopted, and the high-drawing carbon process is adopted. Reduce post-furnace carburization, tapping conditions: C: 0.12%, P: 0.006%; tapping temperature 1665°C;
[0035] (3) LF refining: Argon is blown after the molten steel enter...
Embodiment 2
[0056] A method for producing an alloy structural steel 42CrMo large-section slab, comprising the following steps
[0057] (1) Adopt the principle of fine material, molten iron into furnace: Si: 0.71%, P: 0.090%, S: 0.024%;
[0058] (3) Converter smelting: The primary smelting of molten steel is achieved by using a top-bottom combined blowing converter. The slag is formed to remove P in the early and middle stages, and the S is removed in the middle and late stage. The thickness of the lower slag is 39mm to prevent phosphorus reversion; during the tapping process, synthetic slag is added to the ladle for slag washing, and at the same time, the top slag of the ladle is modified to further desulfurize and remove inclusions; the high-drawing carbon operation is adopted, and the high-drawing carbon process is adopted. Reduce post-furnace carburization, tapping conditions: C: 0.11%, P: 0.007%; tapping temperature 1662°C;
[0059] (3) LF refining: Argon is blown after the molten st...
Embodiment 3
[0080] A method for producing an alloy structural steel 42CrMo large-section slab, comprising the steps of:
[0081] (1) Adopt the principle of fine material, molten iron into furnace: Si: 0.78%, P: 0.090%, S: 0.026%;
[0082] (2) Converter smelting: The primary smelting of molten steel is achieved by using a top-bottom combined blowing converter. The slag is formed to remove P in the early and middle stages, and the S is removed in the middle and late stage. The thickness of the lower slag is 38mm to prevent phosphorus return; during the tapping process, synthetic slag is added to the ladle for slag washing, and at the same time, the top slag of the ladle is modified to further desulfurize and remove inclusions; the high-drawing carbon operation is adopted, and the high-drawing carbon process is adopted. Reduce post-furnace carburization, tapping conditions: C: 0.11%, P: 0.007%; tapping temperature 1676°C;
[0083] (3) LF refining: Argon is blown after the molten steel enter...
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