A nitrogen-controlled pouring method and pouring system for nitrogen-containing steel ingots
A pouring method and pouring system technology, applied in the field of casting technology, can solve problems such as increased content, difficult control, and inapplicability
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[0034] First, according to the gating system structure, such as figure 1 As shown, install each facility. It includes a tundish 2, a vacuum cover 3, a vacuum tank 6 and a steel ingot mold 4, wherein the molten steel 1 is placed in the tundish 2, the steel ingot mold 4 is placed in the vacuum tank 6, the vacuum tank 6, the vacuum cover 3 and the The tundishes 2 are connected by flanges, and are sealed against each other by gravity to form a sealed space.
[0035] The second step is to control the composition of the pouring molten steel. The content of [N] element in the pouring molten steel is not adjusted. The final gas element content of the pouring molten steel is as follows: [H]=0.00022%, [O]=0.0049%, [N]= 0.0060%.
[0036] The third step is to open the first valve 8, vacuumize the vacuum tank 6 through the vacuum system, and close the first valve 8 when the vacuum reaches 70Pa; open the second valve 19, and use the nitrogen bus system 5 to vacuum the tank 6. Charge nitr...
Embodiment 2
[0040] First, according to the gating system structure, such as figure 1 As shown, install each facility. It includes a tundish 2, a vacuum cover 3, a vacuum tank 6 and a steel ingot mold 4, wherein the molten steel 1 is placed in the tundish 2, the steel ingot mold 4 is placed in the vacuum tank 6, the vacuum tank 6, the vacuum cover 3 and the The tundishes 2 are connected by flanges, and are sealed against each other by gravity to form a sealed space.
[0041] The second step is to control the composition of molten steel for pouring, adjust the [N] element content in molten steel for pouring molten steel, and the final gas element content of pouring molten steel is as follows: [H]=0.00016%, [O]=0.0042%, [N]=0.0347 %.
[0042] The third step is to open the first valve 8, vacuumize the vacuum tank 6 through the vacuum system, and close the first valve 8 when the vacuum reaches 150 Pa; open the second valve 19, and use the nitrogen bus system 5 to vacuum the tank 6. Charge n...
Embodiment 3
[0046] When pouring ultra-supercritical rotor steel ingots, the ultra-supercritical rotor steel ingots require that the [H] element content in molten steel be less than or equal to 0.00015%, the [O] element content be less than or equal to 0.0030%, and the [N] element content be 0.045-0.060%.
[0047] First, according to the gating system structure, such as figure 1 As shown, install each facility. It includes a tundish 2, a vacuum cover 3, a vacuum tank 6 and a steel ingot mold 4, wherein the molten steel 1 is placed in the tundish 2, the steel ingot mold 4 is placed in the vacuum tank 6, the vacuum tank 6, the vacuum cover 3 and the The tundishes 2 are connected by flanges, and are sealed against each other by gravity to form a sealed space.
[0048] The second step is to control the composition of molten steel for pouring, adjust the [N] element content in molten steel for pouring molten steel, and the final gas element content of pouring molten steel is as follows: [H]=0....
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