Method for detecting evolution process of oxide inclusions in steel at high temperature
A technology of evolution process and detection method, which is applied in the field of steelmaking, can solve the problems of difficult to find and observe the reaction process of oxidized inclusions and billet solids, and achieve the effect of increasing content and size
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[0030] For steelmaking, the molten steel contains a certain amount of inclusions. The type, quantity, size, morphology and physical and chemical properties of the inclusions directly affect the quality and performance of the steel. Oxidized inclusions are a kind of inclusions. , it is particularly important to explore its evolution. In order to study the oxidized inclusions in steel, in order to study this aspect in the prior art, relevant samples are prepared for research, but due to the small size of the sample itself and the low content of oxidized inclusions in the sample, And the distribution is uneven, and the oxide inclusions cannot be well presented, so it is difficult to observe the evolution process of the oxide inclusions in a high-temperature confocal laser microscope.
[0031] In order to solve this problem, a detection method for the evolution process of oxidized inclusions in steel at high temperature in this embodiment, the process is as follows:
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Embodiment 2
[0049] A detection method for the evolution of oxidized inclusions in steel at high temperature in this embodiment is basically the same as in Embodiment 1, except that:
[0050] Step 1. Place the gas-atomized spherical iron powder of 44 μm to 150 μm in a fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace at 675 ° C, and feed argon gas into the fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace, and the argon flow rate is controlled The iron powder in the fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace is transformed into a fluidized state by argon gas at 200ml / min;
[0051] Into the fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace into the vapor phase ester precursor, the gas phase ester precursor in this embodiment uses tetrabutyl titanate, and tetrabutyl titanate is passed into the liquid evaporator to make the titanate Tetrabutyl titanate is vaporized, and the vaporized tetrabutyl titanate is transported to the deposition furnace fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furna...
Embodiment 3
[0059] A detection method for the evolution of oxidized inclusions in steel at high temperature in this embodiment is basically the same as in Embodiment 1, except that:
[0060] Step 1. Place the gas-atomized spherical iron powder of 44 μm to 150 μm in a fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace at 750 ° C, and feed argon gas into the fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace, and the flow rate of the argon gas is controlled 100ml / min, the iron powder in the fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace is transformed into a fluidized state by argon gas;
[0061] Into the fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposition furnace into the gas phase ester precursor, the gas phase ester precursor in this embodiment uses triisopropyl aluminate, and the triisopropyl aluminate is passed into the liquid evaporator, so that Triisopropyl aluminate is gasified, and the gasified triisopropyl aluminate is transported to the deposition furnace fluidized vapor phase in-situ deposit...
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