ECCC54微偏析在连铸ZST(零强度)和ZDT(零延展)的解决效果.pdfVIP

Solidification, segregation and high temperature behaviour Session 20 1 The Effect of Solute Microsegregation on ZST and ZDT of Continuous Casting Steel LUO Sen, ZHU Miao-yong, JI Cheng (School of Materials and Metallurgy, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110004, Liaoning, China) Abstract: Accurate prediction of the effect of solute microsegregation on zero strength temperature (ZST) and zero ductility temperature (ZDT) is highly important for the optimization of continuous casting process. The characteristic temperatures, ZST and ZDT, were investigated by a mathematical model of solute microsegregation, in which both the delta-ferrite/gamma-austenite phase transformation and MnS inclusion precipitation during the continuous casting process of steel were taken into consideration. According to the extensive comparison between the calculated results and the experimental data of ZST and ZDT, it is reasonable to conclude that the ZST and ZDT of continuous casting steel can be predicated by calculated temperature at solid fraction of 0.75 and 1.0, respectively. MnS inclusion precipitation should be considered for the accurate prediction of ZST and ZDT. With the increase of C, the γ phase formation will accelerate the segregation of P and S, which will depress the ZST and ZDT and increase the possibility of hot crack. 1 Introduction Continuous casting of steel, as the metal manufacture process with high efficient and energy o P saving, has a wide application in steel industry. To achieve the high quality of steel product, it is very important for the defects of stand occurring in the continuous casting process