摘要
To control the distribution of nonmetallic inclusions in molten developed method, hot-top pulsed magneto-oscillation （HPMO）, steel is of highly commercial importance. A newly was employed to control nonmetallic inclusions in a medium-carbon steel ingot. The experimental results present that the position of nonmetallic inclusions of spinel （Al-Mg-O） and Mn-S inclusions is significantly influenced by HPMO. The number of nonmetallic inclusions gradually increased from the lateral wall to the center of ingot along the radial direction under the impact of HPMO treatment, whereas this distribution trend cannot be observed in the reference sample without HPMO treatment. In addition, the number of inclusions along vertical direction is proportional to the height of ingot, especially for the inclusions with the size of larger than 10 pro. It indicates that the application of HPMO can push away inclusions from lateral to center, and then the expelled inclusions aggregate and rise up to the top of ingot.
To control the distribution of nonmetallic inclusions in molten developed method, hot-top pulsed magneto-oscillation （HPMO）, steel is of highly commercial importance. A newly was employed to control nonmetallic inclusions in a medium-carbon steel ingot. The experimental results present that the position of nonmetallic inclusions of spinel （Al-Mg-O） and Mn-S inclusions is significantly influenced by HPMO. The number of nonmetallic inclusions gradually increased from the lateral wall to the center of ingot along the radial direction under the impact of HPMO treatment, whereas this distribution trend cannot be observed in the reference sample without HPMO treatment. In addition, the number of inclusions along vertical direction is proportional to the height of ingot, especially for the inclusions with the size of larger than 10 pro. It indicates that the application of HPMO can push away inclusions from lateral to center, and then the expelled inclusions aggregate and rise up to the top of ingot.
基金
Acknowledgements The authors acknowledge the financial supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant Nos. U1760204 and 51504048）, the National Key Research Program of China （Grant No. 2017YFB0701800） and the Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality （Grant No. 15520710800）.
