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Analysis and prevention of cracking during strip casting of AISI 304 stainless steel 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Dong-Kyun Choo Hee-Kyung Moon Taewook Kang Sunghak Lee 《Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A》2001,32(9):2249-2258
In this study, a microstructural investigation was conducted on the cracking phenomenon occurring during strip casting of
an AISI 304 stainless steel. Detailed microstructural analyses of the cracked regions showed that most of the cracks were
deep, sharp, and parallel to the casting direction. They initiated at the tip of dendrites and propagated along the segregated
liquid films between primary dendrites, indicating that they were typical solidification cracks. This cracking phenomenon
was closely related to the inhomogeneous solidification of cast strips, represented by depressions, i.e., uneven and somewhat concave areas on the strip surface. The depressions, which were unavoidable in flat rolls due to the
presence of a gas gap between the roll and the cast strip, were finely and evenly distributed over the cast strip surface
by intentionally providing homogeneous roughness on the roll surface; then, the number and size of cracks were considerably
reduced. In addition, the nitrogen gas atmosphere, which retained high solubility in the melt during cooling and good wettability
with the roll surface, was successfully used to prevent cracking, because the thickness of the gas gap was minimized. 相似文献
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轧辊氧化膜形成及剥落显著影响轧辊的辊耗及钢板的表面质量。为控制轧辊的氧化行为,采用增重法研究离心铸造高铬铸钢轧辊在大气及水蒸气环境中的氧化行为,并采用金相显微镜(OM)、扫描电子显微镜(SEM)、X射线衍射(XRD)等方法研究了高铬铸钢组织及氧化膜的结构。结果表明,高铬铸钢组织为回火马氏体基体和共晶Cr7C3碳化物;氧化过程中基体优先被氧化,粗大碳化物表面几乎不被氧化;温度及环境对氧化膜生长及相结构都有一定的影响,高温及水蒸气环境加速氧化,并促进γ Fe2O3向γ Fe3O3转化。因此,控制轧辊的氧化,关键是控制轧辊的使用温度。 相似文献
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《钢铁冶炼》2013,40(4):310-316
AbstractAn unequal diameter (1 : 3), two roll thin strip casting machine has been designed and fabricated for investigation of the direct casting of thin strip on a laboratory scale. The system consists of a preheatable shallow tundish with online heating facility, water cooled rotating rolls (chill and auxiliary) for solidification of the liquid metal, and a stripper assembly. The machine has a variable speed. Roll gap setting and roll pressure adjustment are two important features of the machine. It is also possible to vary the placement angle of the auxiliary roll with respect to the chill roll. A heat transfer model was developed, based on experimental casting results. Experiments were conducted using AISI 304 grade stainless steel. Up to 100 kg of steel was cast without interruption into strips of widths 100 and 200 mm and thickness varying between 1 and 2 mm. Some of the process parameters affecting the quality of the strip were identified. 相似文献
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Manjin Ha Jutae Choi Seongin Jeong Heekyung Moon Taewook Kang Sunghak Lee 《Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A》2002,33(5):1487-1497
This study was concerned with the effects of microstructural parameters on the microcracking phenomenon occurring during strip
casting of an AISI 304 stainless steel. Detailed microstructural analyses of the microcracked regions showed that microcracks
were formed mainly along tortoise-shell-shaped depressions and that their number and size were considerably reduced when strip
casting was done right after a shot-blasting or pickling treatment of the casting roll surface. This microcracking phenomenon
was closely related to the formation of a black oxide layer, which was mainly composed of manganese-rich oxides, on the roll
surface. The black oxide layer acted as a barrier of thermal transfer between the rolls and melt, led to an increased gas
gap and inhomogeneous solidification of cast strips, and, thus, played a role in forming both tortoise-shell—shaped depressions
and microcracks on the strip surface. The installation of brush rolls behind the casting rolls was suggested as a method to
prevent microcracks, because the brush rolls could continuously scrape off the black oxide layer affixed on the roll surface
during strip casting. 相似文献
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Micro‐alloyed steels are important in steel industry with regard to their unique mechanical properties. Their characterisitcs are mainly caused by the refinement of ferrite grain size by controlled precipitation of nitrides during thermomechanical treatment in hot rolling. Uncontrolled precipitations of titanium nitrides in the surface region during casting and solidification can negatively influence the surface quality of continuously cast steel, particularly when casting, thermal soaking and hot rolling are carried out in a combined process chain. Focus of this work are experimental simulations and mathematical investigations of early solidification in a CC mould, primary precipitation of nitrides, and effects of different influences such as mould contact through casting flux or direct mould contact. A laboratory rig to lead solidification on liquid casting flux was developed. The carbon content of the steel melts was varied. 相似文献
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WANG Chengquan YE Changhong ZHANG Yujun YU Yan FANG Yuan 《Baosteel Technical Research》2019,13(2):32-38
In the strip-casting process,the surface topography of the casting roll has a significant influence on the solidification microstructure and surface quality of the as-cast strip. Shot-blasting treatment is an important way to achieve a suitable surface topography on the casting roll. In this study,a casting roll of beryllium copper alloy was shot blasted using steel pellets in the laboratory,resulting in a randomly distributed discontinuous peak and dent surface topography,in which cold deformation-slip bands and fine-deformation twins were formed. The thickness of the deformed copper alloy was about 100 μm during the shot-blasting process,and the copper hardness value increased significantly within 40 μm of the surface,with a maximum increase of more than 20% compared to the mean substrate hardness value. Within 60-100 μm of the surface,the hardness at the peak position was still higher than the copper substrate mean value,but the hardness at the dents was not,which was mainly due to the copper alloy slip and twinning deformation mechanisms. The surface hardness was similar to that of the substrate after the shot-blasted sample had been subjected to thermal shock. The molten steel first chilled and nucleated at the surface peaks of the casting roll;furthermore,fine dendrites grew and crossed over the middle of the dents. Therefore,the peak intervals of the shot-blasted surface are an important factor in solidification quality control. 相似文献
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Tacke K.-H. 《钢铁冶炼》2013,40(4):317-323
AbstractStrip casting of low carbon steels has been investigated using a laboratory twin roll machine with copper rolls. The following grades have been studied: a deep drawing low carbon (LC) steel, a LC steel with titanium addition, and a high strength low alloy (HSLA) grade. The casting behaviour of these steels has been examined, and the observed surface defects classified. Defects are most pronounced for the LC grade and significantly less for the HSLA steel and the LC steel with titanium addition. The as cast structure has been analysed. It can be modified by post-cast treatment, e.g. by normalisation or in line rolling. The mechanical properties of cold rolled and annealed strip materials and their textures are presented. Satisfactory sheet properties can be achieved both as hot band and as cold rolled sheet when adequate treatment steps are applied. Consequences for strip casting applications and future research are discussed. 相似文献
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Metallurgical features of the twin‐roll strip casting process are discussed. The as‐cast structure of two austenitic stainless steels is evaluated using EPMA and metallography. Cleanness levels as reached in twin‐roll strip casting are compared with conventional and thin slab casting. In‐line annealing is described as a method for grain refinement. The scale layer on twin‐roll cast strip is characterised for low carbon and stainless steels. 相似文献
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对石横特殊钢厂水平连铸机生产20管坯中出现的一些表面质量缺陷的产生原因进行分析,采取了控制钢水中C含量、锰硫比、钢水过热度、控制中间包液面、拉坯辊压和工艺参数、提高结晶器质量等措施,有效地控制了连铸坯表面缺陷的产生。 相似文献
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Achim R. Büchner 《国际钢铁研究》2006,77(11):809-817
Thin strip casting of steel through a twin‐roll caster demands the production of a perfectly homogeneous strip. This requirement is often not fulfilled due to non‐uniform heat contact between the solidifying strip and the rolls in the pool, which leads to temperature inhomogeneities visible at the strip behind the rolls (spottiness). The effect of spottiness is described from experimental observations in terms of contrast between dark and hot spots and of the mean diameter of the hot spots. The contrast is found to depend on roll material, surface roughness and roll velocity. A general dependence on the temperature difference between melt and rolls is observed. Calculations of heat transfer in the liquid and solid pool explain the hot‐dark‐temperature differences. The spottiness visible on the strip after leaving the rolls is initiated in the liquid pool, but it is enlarged by rolling contact differences in the solid pool. A model consideration based on thermally caused bending of the solidified material layers leads to a good coincidence with experimental data of the heat transfer coefficient at hot spots. 相似文献
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A. Badri T. T. Natarajan C. C. Snyder K. D. Powers F. J. Mannion A. W. Cramb 《Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B》2005,36(3):355-371
Surface defects, such as oscillation marks, ripples, and cracks that can be found on the surface of continuously cast steel,
originate in the continuous casting mold. Therefore, a detailed knowledge of initial solidification behavior of steel in a
continuous casting mold is necessary because it determines the surface quality of continuously cast slabs. In order to develop
an understanding of the initial solidification of continuous cast steels, a “mold simulator” was designed and constructed
to investigate heat-transfer phenomena during the initial phase of strand solidification. The mold simulator was used to obtain
solidified steel shells of different grades of steel under conditions similar to those found in industrial casting operations.
The resulting cast surface morphologies were compared with industrial slabs and were found to be in good agreement, indicating
that it is possible to simulate the continuous casting process by a laboratory scale simulator. 相似文献
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This study examined the relationship between solidification structure and graphitization characteristics of white cast iron
strips produced by strip casting. Experimental results showed that there was an unusual distribution of temper graphite particles
along the through-thickness direction of the graphitized strips in comparison with gravity-cast chill plate. In particular,
the graphite-free zones appeared in the vicinity of the strip surface after the completion of graphitization, especially in
the strip with low carbon and silicon content. There were abnormally straight interfaces between matrix and eutectic cementite
with a strong preferred [001]c growth direction caused by the effect of directional solidification found in the near-surface regions of the strips. The
interfaces did not form a site for the graphite to nucleate and gave rise to the graphite-free zones close to the strip surface.
An increase in carbon and silicon content could significantly increase the number of temper graphite particles and shorten
the time for the completion of graphitization, but an inhomogeneous distribution feature of graphite particles was still observed
in strips with a higher carbon equivalent value (CE). Furthermore, variations in carbon and silicon content resulted in transitions
in carbide morphology and composition, which had a tremendous effect on the graphitization characteristics of the cast iron
strips. 相似文献