Patent classifications
C21C7/10
SUPERSATURATED SOLID SOLUTION SOFT MAGNETIC MATERIAL AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF
A supersaturated solid solution soft magnetic material and a preparation method thereof are provided, belonging to the field of metal soft magnetic technologies. The supersaturated solid solution soft magnetic material is soft magnetic alloy with proportions of 72.0˜78.0 at % Fe, 12.0˜18.0 at % Si, 4.0˜12.0 at % Co and 1.0˜3.0 at % Ti. The preparation method uses molten glass purification or electromagnetic levitation melting to an alloy melt with a target supercooling degree, increases the solid solubility of the Ti element in α-Fe (Si, Co), and promotes the formation of supersaturated solid solution of Ti, thereby achieving the goal that the magnetocrystalline anisotropy constant and the magnetostriction coefficient tend to be zero. Ti element is uniformly distributed in the α-Fe (Si, Co) after supercooled solidification analyzed by X-ray energy spectrometer, a supersaturated solid solution alloy without Ti precipitation is obtained, and the soft magnetic alloy has low coercivity and high permeability.
Hot-Work Die Steel Electroslag Remelted Ingot and Manufacturing Method Thereof
The present invention discloses to a Hot-work die steel electroslag remelted ingot and a manufacture method thereof. The electroslag remelted ingot comprises the following chemical components, C: 0.36-0.41%, Si: 0.80-1.10%, Mn: 1.00-3.00%, Cr: 4.90-5.40%, Mo: 1.35-1.55%, V: 0.4-0.7%, Ni≤0.04%, Cu≤0.04%%, S≤0.003%, P≤0.012%, O≤0.0015%, H≤0.0002%, N≤0.006%, 0.05%≤RE≤0.20%, the balance being Fe. The above percentage is percentage by mass. According to the present invention, the features of electroslag remelting under inert gas protection are fully combined and a rare earth alloy is precisely fed during the electroslag remelting, thus exerting the excellent effects of RE inclusion modification and micro-alloying under high purity and high uniformity conditions and realizing high-quality and high-performance Hot-work die steel.
OPERATION METHOD OF LADLE REFINING TREATMENT
Provided is a method of, in ladle refining treatment of a molten steel, accurately estimating the molten steel temperature after the ladle refining treatment. An operation method of ladle refining treatment by which ladle refining treatment of a molten steel is performed while continuously measuring a molten steel temperature during operation of the ladle refining treatment of the molten steel comprises setting a time earlier than a scheduled ending time of the ladle refining treatment in a continuous measurement period of the molten steel temperature as a determination timing, and estimating the molten steel temperature at the scheduled ending time on the basis of a change with time of the molten steel temperature in continuous measured data of the molten steel temperature from a start of continuous measurement of the molten steel temperature to the determination timing.
ULTRA-HIGH PHOSPHORUS MOLTEN IRON LOW-COST SMELTING METHOD FOR POLAR STEEL
An ultra-high phosphorus molten iron low-cost smelting method for polar steel includes successively deoxidizing and tapping alloying raw materials including molten iron; performing slag adjusting and refining on the molten steel obtained in the converter smelting step to obtain a refined molten steel; vacuum degassing the refined molten steel; and performing continuous casting on the molten steel obtained after the RH degassing step to obtain a cast billet.
ULTRA-HIGH PHOSPHORUS MOLTEN IRON LOW-COST SMELTING METHOD FOR POLAR STEEL
An ultra-high phosphorus molten iron low-cost smelting method for polar steel includes successively deoxidizing and tapping alloying raw materials including molten iron; performing slag adjusting and refining on the molten steel obtained in the converter smelting step to obtain a refined molten steel; vacuum degassing the refined molten steel; and performing continuous casting on the molten steel obtained after the RH degassing step to obtain a cast billet.
METHOD FOR REMOVING PHOSPHORUS FROM PHOSPHORUS-CONTAINING SUBSTANCE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING RAW MATERIAL FOR METAL SMELTING OR RAW MATERIAL FOR METAL REFINING, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING METAL
A method removes phosphorus from a phosphorus-containing substance. In the method, the phosphorus-containing substance that is used as a raw material for metal smelting or refining is reacted with a nitrogen-containing gas so that phosphorus in the phosphorus-containing substance is removed through nitriding. Prior to a treatment of a nitriding removal of phosphorus from the phosphorus-containing substance, a treatment is performed in which the phosphorus-containing substance is heated to an unmolten state temperature range so as to react with a reducing agent, thereby reducing at least a part of metal oxide in the phosphorus-containing substance.
STEEL FOR WIND POWER GEAR WITH IMPROVED PURITY AND RELIABILITY, AND SMELTING METHOD THEREFOR
Provided is steel for a wind power gear with improved purity and reliability. The chemical components thereof comprise, in percentages by mass: 0.15-0.19% of C, ≤0.4% of Si, 0.5-0.7% of Mn, ≤0.012% of P, ≤0.006% of S, 1.5-1.8% of Cr, 0.28-0.35% of Mo, 1.4-1.7% of Ni, and 0.02-0.04% of Al, with the balance being Fe and inevitable impurities. A smelting method therefor comprises adding raw materials to a converter for primary melting, transferring same to a refining furnace for refining, carrying out continuous casting after vacuum degassing, and transferring same to a gas protection furnace for electroslag remelting. According to the present invention, a pure electroslag master batch is obtained by continuous casting, and the purity of the material is further improved by means of an electroslag remelting procedure; and the prepared steel material is used in a wind power gear, such that the flaw detection pass rate is significantly increased, large-particle inclusions in the steel material are significantly reduced, and the inclusions are fine and dispersed.
STEEL BOARD FOR POLAR MARINE ENGINEERING AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR
A steel board for polar marine engineering and a preparation method therefor. According to weight percentage, the components of the steel board are: C: 0.06-0.09%, Si: 0.20-0.35%, Mn: 1.48-1.63%, Nb: 0.020%-0.035%, Ti: 0.010%-0.020%, V: 0.020%-0.035%, Ni: 0.08%-0.17%, Als: 0.015%-0.040%, P: ≤0.013% and S: ≤0.005%. The preparation method for the steel board comprises: pre-refining, refining and casting to obtain a cast billet, and the slowly cooling down same. The slowly cooled billet is heated and then rolled out to obtain the steel board; and the steel board is cooled down and ready. The steel has an excellent comprehensive performance in terms of having high strength and low temperature resistance, being easy to weld and corrosion proof, and the steel has good low-temperature aging impact toughness.
DEGASSING METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ULTRA-LOW CARBON, NITROGEN, SULFUR STEEL
The present disclosure provides a method of making low carbon steel. The method includes tapping the liquid steel out of a primary steelmaking furnace. Deoxidizing the liquid steel. Transferring the deoxidized liquid steel to a ladle metallurgy furnace. Removing sulfur at the ladle metallurgy furnace. Adding fluxes and arcing the liquid steel to prevent sulfur reversion. Transferring the liquid steel from the ladle metallurgy furnace to an RH degasser for carbon removal. The removal of oxygen and sulfur prior to transferring the liquid steel to the RH degasser facilitates nitrogen removal and prevents carbon pick up during the step sulfur removal.
WIRE ROD FOR ULTRAHIGH-STRENGTH STEEL CORD AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
The present invention discloses a wire rod for an ultrahigh-strength steel cord and a manufacturing method thereof. The manufacturing method includes: smelting molten steel where inclusions in sizes ≥5 μm are at a number density ≤0.5/mm.sup.2 and sizes of inclusions are ≤30 μm; casting the molten steel into an ingot blank with a center carbon segregation value of 0.92-1.08; cogging the ingot blank into an intermediate blank with a center carbon segregation value of 0.95-1.05; rolling the intermediate blank into a wire rod; and performing temperature control cooling on the wire rod to obtain a wire rod with high purity, high homogeneity and tensile strength ≤1,150 MPa. The wire rod may be used for an ultrahigh-strength steel cord with single tensile strength ≥3,600 MPa.