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Characteristics and Metallurgical Effects of Medium Basicity Refining Slag on Low Melting Temperature Inclusions 被引量:1

Characteristics and Metallurgical Effects of Medium Basicity Refining Slag on Low Melting Temperature Inclusions
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摘要 Recently, large sized CaO-Alz 03 inclusions with low melting temperature have been the main reason for lowering mechanical properties of high strength low alloy (HSLA) steel plates. New philosophy, i.e. refining by top slag with relatively low basicity and Al2O3 content, was proposed to control such kind of inclusions. Firstly, the characteristics of refining slag, such as component activities and sulphide capacity (Cs) of CaO-Al2O3-SiO2-MgO slag, were studied through thermodynamic calculation. Then, slag-metal equilibrium experiments were carried out in laboratory to investigate the exact chemical composition of refining slag together with thermodynamic analysis. Finally, industrial trials were done to verify the desulphurization ability and inclusions control in steel refined by the new slag. Thermodynamic calculations indicated that the slags with basicity of 3.5 and Al2O3 content of 200/oo and basicity of 5.0 and Al2O3 content of 20 % or 25 % have high values of CaO activity, sulphide capacity and ratio of MgO activity to Al2O3 activity. Laboratory equilibrium experiments showed that the slag with basicity of about 4.5 and A12 03 content of about 20% is helpful for increasing the melting temperature of inclusions in steel. After introducing such kind of refining slag in industrial trials, the sulphur content in eight heats of steel is below 20 ×l0-6 , which meets the requirement of HSLA steel, and most inclusions distribute in relatively high melting zone (≥1773 K) of CaO- Al2O3-MgO(-SiO2) quasi-ternary diagram. New philosophy of top refining slag is feasible to control low melting point inclusions of CaO-Al2O3 system in HSLA steel. Recently, large sized CaO-Alz 03 inclusions with low melting temperature have been the main reason for lowering mechanical properties of high strength low alloy (HSLA) steel plates. New philosophy, i.e. refining by top slag with relatively low basicity and Al2O3 content, was proposed to control such kind of inclusions. Firstly, the characteristics of refining slag, such as component activities and sulphide capacity (Cs) of CaO-Al2O3-SiO2-MgO slag, were studied through thermodynamic calculation. Then, slag-metal equilibrium experiments were carried out in laboratory to investigate the exact chemical composition of refining slag together with thermodynamic analysis. Finally, industrial trials were done to verify the desulphurization ability and inclusions control in steel refined by the new slag. Thermodynamic calculations indicated that the slags with basicity of 3.5 and Al2O3 content of 200/oo and basicity of 5.0 and Al2O3 content of 20 % or 25 % have high values of CaO activity, sulphide capacity and ratio of MgO activity to Al2O3 activity. Laboratory equilibrium experiments showed that the slag with basicity of about 4.5 and A12 03 content of about 20% is helpful for increasing the melting temperature of inclusions in steel. After introducing such kind of refining slag in industrial trials, the sulphur content in eight heats of steel is below 20 ×l0-6 , which meets the requirement of HSLA steel, and most inclusions distribute in relatively high melting zone (≥1773 K) of CaO- Al2O3-MgO(-SiO2) quasi-ternary diagram. New philosophy of top refining slag is feasible to control low melting point inclusions of CaO-Al2O3 system in HSLA steel.
出处 《Journal of Iron and Steel Research(International)》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2015年第7期573-581,共9页 钢铁研究学报(英文版)
基金 Item Sponsored by National Basic Research Program of China(2010CB630806) National Natural Science Foundation of CHina(51404020) State Key Laboratory of Advanced Metallurgy(USTB)of China(41603015)
关键词 refining slag desulphurization ability inelusion thermodynamic calculation slag-metal reaction refining slag desulphurization ability inelusion thermodynamic calculation slag-metal reaction
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