Continuous casting and rolling process for producing thin IF billet
A thin slab continuous casting and production process technology, applied in metal rolling, manufacturing tools, tension/pressure control, etc., can solve the problems of inability to provide deep drawing cold rolling and galvanized sheet raw materials, and achieve good economic benefits
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[0013] Example 1: The blank is passed through the converter smelting process and the LF furnace refining process, and the weight components of molten steel are controlled to be C: 0.0042%; Si: 0.067%; Mn: 0.12%; P: 0.012%; S: 0.0010; Als: 0.040% ; Ca: 0.0028%; N: 0.0025%; Ti: 0.0450%. After being heated to 1130°C through a tunnel furnace, it is rolled in a 7-stand continuous rolling unit. The starting rolling temperature is 1050°C; the final rolling temperature is 850°C. The relative reduction rate of the 2nd frame is 55%; the 3rd to 5th frame is 35%; the 6th frame is 29%; the 7th frame is 20%, and the thickness specification of hot rolling is 1.8mm. After rolling, it is cooled to 650°C for coiling. It is rolled into 0.35mm chilled coils by 4-stand continuous cold rolling, and sent to the subsequent bell annealing + tempering or hot-dip galvanizing production line to produce cold-rolled and galvanized steel coils.
Embodiment 2
[0014] Example 2: The blank is passed through the converter smelting process and the LF furnace refining process, and the weight components of the molten steel are controlled to be C: 0.0043%; Si: 0.049%; Mn: 0.10%; P: 0.011%; S: 0.0013; Als: 0.051% ; Ca: 0.0051%; N: 0.0045%; Ti: 0.0600%. After being heated to 1135°C in a tunnel furnace, it is rolled in a 7-stand continuous rolling unit. The starting rolling temperature is 1060°C; The relative reduction rate of the 2nd frame is 57%; the 3rd to 5th frame is 37%; the 6th frame is 29%; the 7th frame is 18%, and the thickness specification of hot rolling is 2.0mm. After rolling, it is cooled to 670°C for coiling. It is rolled into 0.7mm chilled coils by 4-stand continuous cold rolling, and then sent to the subsequent bell annealing + tempering or hot-dip galvanizing production line to produce cold-rolled and galvanized steel coils.
Embodiment 3
[0015] Example 3: The blank is passed through the converter smelting process and the LF furnace refining process, and the weight components of the molten steel are controlled to be C: 0.0045%; Si: 0.041%; Mn: 0.11%; P: 0.010%; S: 0.0010; Als: 0.054% ; Ca: 0.0020%; N: 0.0034%; Ti: 0.0740%. After being heated to 1140°C in a tunnel furnace, it is rolled in a 7-stand continuous rolling unit. The starting rolling temperature is 1070°C; The relative reduction rate of the 2nd frame is 59%; the 3rd to 5th frame is 39%; the 6th frame is 22%; the 7th frame is 17%, and the thickness specification of hot rolling is 3.0mm. Cool to 690°C after rolling. It is rolled into 1.2mm chilled coils by 4-stand continuous cold rolling, and then sent to the subsequent bell annealing + tempering or hot-dip galvanizing production line to produce cold-rolled and galvanized steel coils.
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