The invention belongs to the field of steel production, and relates to a method for producing high-elongation ultrathin hot-rolled low-
carbon steel based on double-roller cast rolling. According to the method,
molten steel is subjected to double-roller
continuous casting and sub-rapid solidification to form a cast strip, is subjected to one-pass hot rolling to form a thin strip, is subjected to aerial
fog cooling to 550-750 DEG C and is coiled, the coiled thin strip is placed in a cover type annealing furnace to be heated and subjected to heat preservation for 1-2 days, and then the hot-rolled thin strip is obtained after straightening and flattening. According to the method, a low-carbon, low-
manganese, low-
silicon and microalloy-element-free component
system is adopted, a hot-rolled thin strip with the high elongation rate is produced through a short-process double-roller cast rolling
production line, uniform polygonal ferrite is obtained through online
waste heat annealing
process design, the strength uniformity and the elongation rate are obviously improved, and production
energy consumption is obviously reduced. The finished product is thin in thickness, good in low-temperature
toughness, obviously superior to a traditional cold-hot-rolled low-
carbon steel product in
isotropy, and suitable for producing thin-specification components with complex shapes through cold bending and deep
stamping forming.