Method for adjusting continuous casting production water yield in high-latitude area
An adjustment method and a high-latitude technology, applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve problems such as the inability to eliminate the influence of ambient temperature on billet defects
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[0035] The steel type produced by the billet continuous casting machine is 82B continuous casting billet with a section of 150mm×150mm. The ambient temperature before pouring is -20°C. During the production preparation, the detection temperature of the crystallizer inlet water is 8°C, and the detection temperature of the secondary cooling water is 5°C. Because the ambient temperature and the inlet water temperature are lower than the design standard, the cooling efficiency of the crystallizer is reduced. The cooling efficiency is enhanced. According to the cooling principle, the crystallizer water needs to be raised, and the cooling coefficient of the secondary cooling water should be lowered to ensure that the temperature remains unchanged before the billet is straightened. The specific coefficient setting before pouring refers to the selection mode of the inlet water temperature. See Table 1 for details.
[0036] Table 1: Billet crystallizer water and secondary cooling water ...
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[0040] The steel type produced by the slab continuous casting machine is Q235B slab with a section of 220mm×1350mm. The ambient temperature before pouring is -20°C. During the production preparation, the detection temperature of the crystallizer inlet water is 8°C, and the detection temperature of the secondary cooling water is 5°C. Because the ambient temperature and the inlet water temperature are lower than the design standard, the cooling efficiency of the crystallizer is reduced. The cooling efficiency is enhanced. According to the cooling principle, the crystallizer water needs to be raised, and the cooling coefficient of the secondary cooling water should be lowered to ensure that the temperature of the billet remains unchanged before straightening. The specific parameter settings are shown in Table 2 and Table 3 below.
[0041] Table 2: Crystallizer water control coefficient
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[0043] Table 3: Slab secondary cooling water control coefficient
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