A method for producing thin-gauge high-ti wear-resistant steel nm400 by on-line quenching
A wear-resistant steel and thin-gauge technology, applied in the field of wear-resistant steel plate manufacturing, can solve the problems of difficult to guarantee delivery time, difficult to produce thin gauges, difficult to ensure plate shape, etc. The amount of precious alloy used and the effect of reducing the amount of alloy added
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[0024] A kind of method that on-line quenching produces thin specification high Ti wear-resistant steel NM400, comprises steps:
[0025] (1) The qualified molten iron with a temperature > 1250°C and [S] ≤ 0.020% (mass percentage of S in molten iron) is first subjected to slag removal treatment. The amount of magnesium injection, after the injection, carry out thick slag and full slag removal treatment, the end point [S] of molten iron is 0.0020%;
[0026] (2) Carry out converter smelting, use pellets as coolant, pellets and iron oxide scale must be added according to relevant regulations; fluorite should be added in small amounts in batches according to the slag in the furnace, the amount of steel added per ton is 3.8kg, blowing It is strictly forbidden to add fluorite 2 minutes before the end point. Use slag-stopping cones and slag-stopping plugs for double-blocking slag tapping. The slag thickness is 48mm. During the tapping process of the converter, a step-by-step deoxidati...
Embodiment 2
[0038] A kind of method that on-line quenching produces thin specification high Ti wear-resistant steel NM400, comprises steps:
[0039] (1) The qualified molten iron with a temperature > 1250°C and [S] ≤ 0.020% (mass percentage of S in molten iron) is first subjected to slag removal treatment. The amount of magnesium injection, after the injection, carry out thick slag and full slag removal treatment, the end point [S] of molten iron is 0.0020%;
[0040] (2) Carry out converter smelting, use pellets as coolant, pellets and iron oxide scale must be added in accordance with relevant regulations; fluorite should be added in small batches according to the slag in the furnace, the amount of 3.2kg per ton of steel, blowing It is strictly forbidden to add fluorite 2 minutes before the end point. Use slag-stop cones and slag-stop plugs for double-stop slag tapping. The slag thickness is 40mm. During the converter tapping process, a step-by-step deoxidation process is used for deoxida...
Embodiment 3
[0052] A kind of method that on-line quenching produces thin specification high Ti wear-resistant steel NM400, comprises steps:
[0053] (1) The qualified molten iron with a temperature > 1250°C and [S] ≤ 0.020% (mass percentage of S in molten iron) is first subjected to slag removal treatment. The amount of magnesium injection, after the injection, carry out thick slag and full slag removal treatment, the end point [S] of molten iron is 0.0020% (mass percentage of S in molten iron);
[0054] (2) Carry out converter smelting, use pellets as coolant, pellets and iron oxide scale must be added according to relevant regulations; fluorite should be added in small amounts in batches according to the slag in the furnace, the amount added per ton of steel is 4kg, and the blowing end point It is strictly forbidden to add fluorite in the first 2 minutes. Use slag-stopping cones and slag-stopping plugs to carry out double-stopping slag tapping. The slag thickness is 45mm. During the tap...
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