The invention discloses a
steelmaking process for controlling non-metallic inclusions of a structural steel
continuous casting billet for low temperature, and belongs to the technical field of steel, and the
steelmaking process specifically comprises the following steps: S1, molten iron pretreatment: controlling the
sulfur content of molten iron entering a furnace; s2, converter
smelting is conducted, the
slag alkalinity at the converter
smelting end point is controlled to range from 4 to 7, the
phosphorus content at the end point ranges from 0.003% to 0.01%,
slag stopping is conducted during tapping, and aluminum is added in the tapping process for preliminary deoxidation; s3, LF refining, wherein
lime is adopted for slagging, and an aluminum deoxidizer is adopted for desulfurization operation; s4, RH refining is conducted, aluminum is added into the
molten steel before vacuum treatment, the target value of acid-soluble aluminum in the
molten steel is adjusted to be 0.020%-0.070%, the vacuum
treatment time is 15-35 min, and a
calcium line is fed in the RH procedure; s5,
continuous casting production is conducted, whole-course protection pouring is adopted, a
slag stopping wall and a slag stopping dam are arranged in a
tundish, a
magnesium-aluminum
erosion-resistant stopper rod is used,
electromagnetic stirring is adopted in a fan-shaped section, the pulling speed is set to be 0.60-1.25 m / min, and the floating time of inclusions in
molten steel is guaranteed; the process can effectively reduce the inclusions of the steel plate produced by the
continuous casting billet and improve the purity of the molten steel.