JP2006068798A - Nozzle for continuous casting having inner hole body - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent the breakage of an inner hole body itself and an immersion nozzle body caused by thermal expansion of the inner hole body and to prevent the softening and the deformation of and the damage to the inner hole body and the immersion nozzle body caused by reaction between the inner hole body and the immersion nozzle body, in structure in which the inner hole body is disposed in the inner hole of the immersion nozzle as a countermeasure against the choke or erosion of the inner hole of the immersion nozzle. <P>SOLUTION: An enlarged diameter recessed part 3 is arranged in the inner hole 2 of the immersion nozzle body 1 for continuous casting made of alumina carbon-based material with graphite, silica, spinel, silicon carbide, magnesia, etc., added thereto, and in the enlarged diameter recessed part 3, the inner hole body 4 made of a dolomite-based material is fitted through a burnable material layer and non-reactive layer 6 for forming a space 10 as the expansion-absorbing allowance. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a continuous casting nozzle having an inner hole body used in continuous casting of molten metal, and more particularly to an alumina carbonaceous continuous casting nozzle provided with a dolomite inner hole body.

  For example, an immersion nozzle is used between a tundish and a mold in continuous casting of molten metal, but this immersion nozzle is used when casting molten steel containing inclusions such as alumina such as aluminum killed steel. There is a problem that alumina inclusions in the molten steel adhere to the inner hole and become clogged. The inner hole referred to here includes a discharge port.

As measures against this, a means is adopted in which a gas is blown into the inner hole, or a hard-to-adhere material that hardly adheres alumina or the like is disposed on the surface of the inner hole. Among these, materials that hardly adhere to alumina or the like include materials containing CaO such as dolomite, lime, or calcium zirconate. According to the CaO-containing material, Al ₂ O ₃ in the steel reacts with CaO to form a low melting point compound and flows out together with the molten steel flow on the inner hole surface, so that clogging hardly occurs.

  The CaO-containing material can be disposed in the inner hole by a method of forming the piece integrally at the time of molding, a method of casting by pouring the surface of the inner hole, or by separately producing a cylindrical inner hole body and passing the inner hole through a mortar or the like. There are known methods for attaching to the camera.

  In particular, when a dolomite inner hole body is arranged in the inner hole of the immersion nozzle, the thermal expansion of the inner hole body is larger than that of the main body of the immersion nozzle. There is a problem of breaking the immersion nozzle body due to expansion or a problem of damaging the inner hole. Since a general immersion nozzle body contains 10 to 30% by mass of scaly graphite, the coefficient of thermal expansion is small.

  Various preventive measures such as breakage of the inner hole body due to the difference in thermal expansion coefficient between the immersion nozzle body and the inner hole body and the splitting of the immersion nozzle body have been proposed.

  For example, Patent Document 1 discloses that a cylindrical inner hole body formed of dolomite and other refractory aggregates that do not contain graphite is divided into a plurality of parts, and a joint portion is provided between them to form an inner surface of the inner hole of the immersion nozzle. It arrange | positions and this relieves the stress generated by a thermal expansion difference and improves spalling resistance. However, in this method, the expansion absorption margin is insufficient only with the joint portion provided in the inner hole body.For example, a material such as dolomite having a larger thermal expansion than the alumina carbon material that is the material of the immersion nozzle body is used for the inner hole body. When using, the stress which generate | occur | produces in an inner hole body or an immersion nozzle main body by the thermal expansion of an inner hole body has the problem that it cannot fully relieve | moderate only by the joint part between the divided | segmented inner hole bodies.

Further, in Patent Document 2, when an inner hole body containing 70% by mass or more of CaO is disposed in the inner hole of the immersion nozzle, the immersion nozzle body is not pressed by the thermal expansion of the inner hole body. It has been proposed to provide a space between the main body and the inner hole. However, the present inventor tried to use an internal pore body containing CaO (dolomite internal pore body) with a space provided in the internal hole of an alumina carbonaceous immersion nozzle and using it in an actual furnace. It has been found that there is a problem that the immersion nozzle is deformed as time goes on. That is, at the time of use, the inner hole body expands to come into contact with the immersion nozzle body, and in the contacted portion, CaO in the inner hole body reacts with alumina in the immersion nozzle body so that the inner hole body and the immersion nozzle are in contact with each other. Since the heat resistance of the nozzle body is greatly reduced, it is assumed that it is softened and deformed.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-18467 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-232249

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is a continuous casting nozzle having a large thermal expansion and a highly reactive inner body with a continuous casting nozzle body, particularly an alumina carbonaceous continuous body provided with a dolomite inner body. In the casting nozzle, it prevents the continuous casting nozzle from being split or damaged by the thermal expansion of the inner hole body, and the inner hole body or continuous casting nozzle due to the reaction between the inner hole body and the continuous casting nozzle body. It is to prevent the deterioration of the service life of.

  The present invention suppresses the reaction between the inner hole of the continuous casting nozzle body and the inner hole body, as well as the space for absorbing the thermal expansion of the inner hole body between the inner hole and the inner hole body of the nozzle body for continuous casting. The above-mentioned problem is solved by disposing the non-reactive layer to be disposed and disposing the inner hole body in the diameter-enlarged recess provided in the inner hole of the continuous casting nozzle body.

  By absorbing the thermal expansion of the inner hole body in the space, it is possible to prevent breakage of the continuous casting nozzle caused by the inner hole body and damage to the inner hole body itself. In addition, since the inner hole body and the continuous casting nozzle main body do not come into direct contact with each other, it is possible to prevent deformation caused by the reaction between the inner hole body and the continuous casting nozzle. And in order to set it as the structure which forms a space and a non-reactive material layer simultaneously, the inner-hole body was arrange | positioned in the enlarged diameter recessed part. Since the enlarged diameter recessed portion has step portions on the upstream side and the downstream side, the inner hole body is fixed during use by being sandwiched between these step portions. With this structure, even if a space is provided between the outer surface of the inner hole body and the inner hole surface of the nozzle body for continuous casting, the inner hole body can be held without shifting.

  Further, instead of this space, a combustible material layer may be disposed and disappeared during preheating before use to make a space. The combustible material for obtaining the space during the preheating may be any material that burns and disappears at a normal preheating temperature or the like in continuous casting. For example, paraffin, wax, paper, plastic sheet, or the like can be used.

  An inner hole enlarged portion having one step portion is formed in the inner hole of the nozzle body for continuous casting, and the inner hole body is inserted into the inner hole enlarged portion via a combustible material layer or a space and a non-reactive layer. After mounting, by inserting and fixing the inner hole body fixing member, it is possible to form a diameter-enlarged recess in the inner-hole diameter-enlarged portion and arrange the inner-hole body in the diameter-enlarged recess. By using such a manufacturing method, the width of the space and the thickness of the non-reactive material layer can be managed with high accuracy, so that the effect of preventing cracking and the effect of preventing reaction are further enhanced. Furthermore, since the inner hole body can be easily inserted into the inner hole of the continuous casting nozzle body at the time of manufacture, the operation is simplified.

  In the present invention, when applied to a combination of a dolomite inner hole as an inner hole and an alumina carbonaceous immersion nozzle as a continuous casting nozzle, a remarkable effect is obtained. The immersion nozzle has a small thickness and is used without restricting the outer peripheral surface. Compared with an upper nozzle that uses the outer peripheral surface in a constrained state, it is more likely to cause cracking due to thermal expansion of the inner hole. is there. This is because the dolomite inner porous body has a very large thermal expansion. Therefore, since the clogging of the immersion nozzle is eliminated by suppressing the pressing and reaction in the immersion nozzle in which the dolomite inner hole body is arranged, the durability of the immersion nozzle is greatly improved. In addition, operational troubles due to nozzle clogging during casting can be suppressed.

  The size of the space provided between the inner hole body and the diameter-enlarged recess is not limited to the thermal expansion coefficient of the inner hole body, but the expansion / contraction amount of the non-reactive material layer, the thermal expansion coefficient of the nozzle body for continuous casting, In addition, it is determined in consideration of the use conditions of the nozzle for continuous casting. For example, in the case where the dolomite inner hole body is arranged in the inner hole of the alumina carbonaceous immersion nozzle, the size of the space is 0.2 S% to 2 S%, where the thermal expansion coefficient at the use temperature of the inner hole body is S%. The size corresponding to is more preferable. For example, if the outer diameter of the inner hole body is 100 mm and the thermal expansion coefficient S of the inner hole body at the use temperature of 1550 ° C. is 2.0%, the size of the space is 0.4 to 4% of the outer diameter. Is the amount corresponding to, that is, 0.4 to 4 mm. In this case, the size (width) of the space provided on one side is 0.2 to 2 mm, which is 1/2 when the space between the inner hole body and the diameter-enlarged recess is made uniform. If it is less than 0.2S, the expansion allowance of the inner hole body may be insufficient and the inner hole body may be damaged or the continuous casting nozzle may be broken. When it exceeds 2S%, the gap becomes too large, and there is a possibility that the molten steel is easily damaged. It is better that this space disappears during use, but even if a gap remains during use and molten steel enters the gap, it does not have a significant effect as long as it is within the above range. When actually observing the nozzle after use, it has been confirmed that molten steel has entered the gap, but that it has no adverse effect.

  This space is secured not only in the outer peripheral surface of the inner hole body but also in the length direction of the inner hole body, that is, in the axial direction, as described above. Further, when the combustible material layer is disposed, the same applies as the thickness of the combustible material layer.

  The non-reactive material layer is a material that hardly reacts with both the nozzle body material for continuous casting and the inner hole during use and does not adversely affect soft deformation and abnormal melting. The component is determined by the relationship between the main component contained in the inner hole body and the main component of the continuous casting nozzle.

In particular, when the inner pore is a dolomite and an alumina carbonaceous immersion nozzle, the non-reactive layer does not produce a low melting point material with Al ₂ O ₃ which is the main component of the immersion nozzle, and further with CaO in the inner pore. To those mainly composed of MgO. The MgO content is preferably 50% by mass or more, preferably 80% by mass or more, and more preferably 90% by mass or more.

As materials other than MgO, raw materials such as zirconia, nitrides, and carbides can be contained as necessary. Further, Al ₂ O ₃ or SiO ₂ is contained in a total of 20% by mass or less, preferably 10% by mass or less, or more preferably not contained, and MgO is 50% by mass or more, preferably 80% by mass or more, more preferably A non-reactive layer containing 90% by mass or more is suitable. Al ₂ O ₃ and SiO ₂ should not be contained in order to react with CaO to produce a low melting point material, but there is little adverse effect even if used up to 20% by mass. If MgO is less than 50% by mass, the strength of the mortar is insufficient and peeling or the like may occur, and the non-reactive layer will not function.

  The thickness of the non-reactive layer varies depending on the use time of the continuous casting nozzle, the temperature, the use conditions such as the steel type, and the degree of reactivity and contractibility of the non-reactive layer. More preferably, it is 0.5-5 mm. If it exceeds 10 mm, melting damage or wear of the part tends to occur, and if it is less than 0.1 mm, the effect of suppressing the reaction becomes small.

  The non-reactive layer is formed by coating, spraying or dipping the non-reactive material of the above-mentioned preferred composition in various forms such as mortar, spraying material, brush coating material, casting material, liquid or powdery material. It can be formed by an appropriate method such as forming.

  In the present invention, when the inner pore body contains 20 mass% or more of CaO and is applied to an alumina carbon continuous casting nozzle, the effect of suppressing cracking and softening deformation is great. For this reason, nozzle clogging can be suppressed, and the durability of the nozzle for continuous casting is greatly improved. In addition, operational troubles due to nozzle clogging during casting can be suppressed.

  The dolomite inner porous body is manufactured with a dolomite raw material as a main component, contains 20% by mass or more of CaO, and has a cylindrical shape. Specifically, it is a product obtained by using a blend containing dolomite clinker as a main raw material, adding a binder, and performing heat treatment. As the dolomite clinker, a synthetic dolomite clinker with an arbitrary ratio of CaO and MgO, a heat-treated natural dolomite, or the like can be used.

  Further, the dolomite inner pore body preferably does not use graphite or more preferably 3% by mass or less of graphite. Graphite is often used for immersion nozzles for continuous casting for the purpose of improving spalling resistance. However, especially when dolomite is used, it tends to promote melting damage. It is because it is preferable. In other words, the arrangement structure of the inner hole body in the continuous casting nozzle according to the present invention makes it possible to use a dolomite inner hole body with extremely large thermal expansion and high reactivity. Since the problem of reduced service life is solved, the service life of the continuous casting nozzle is greatly improved.

  This dolomite inner porous body is subjected to heat treatment after kneading, molding, adding an appropriate amount of binder to the main aggregate part 100 composed of, for example, 50 to 85% by mass of dolomite clinker and 15 to 50% by mass of magnesia clinker. can get. As the binder, organic substances such as phenol resin, silicon resin, furan resin, pitch, and / or tar, which are generally used for refractories, can be used.

  The alumina carbonaceous material is a material generally used for an upper nozzle, a lower nozzle, a plate, an immersion nozzle or a long nozzle. For example, it is manufactured by adding graphite, silica, spinel, silicon carbide, and / or magnesia to a refractory raw material mainly composed of alumina, adding an appropriate amount of an organic binder, kneading, molding, and heat treatment.

In some immersion nozzles, for example, a zirconia carbon material or the like is arranged in the powder line, but the alumina carbonaceous immersion nozzle referred to in the present invention has a main body material of Al ₂ O ₃ as a main component. As a matter of course, a material in which different materials are arranged depending on the part is also included.

  The nozzle for continuous casting having the inner hole of the present invention is excellent in durability and adhesion resistance without being damaged by cracking or softening deformation during preheating or during use.

  Moreover, stable casting conditions can be maintained without causing unnecessary disturbance of the molten steel flow.

  Further, when the inner hole body is applied to a dolomite and alumina carbonaceous immersion nozzle, the durability of the immersion nozzle is remarkably improved, and operation troubles due to nozzle clogging during casting can be suppressed.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on examples applied to immersion nozzles for continuous casting of molten steel shown in FIGS.

  FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

  In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a main body of an immersion nozzle. An inner diameter 2 of the immersion nozzle body 1 is provided with a diameter-enlarged recess 3, and the surface of the diameter-enlarged recess 3 has a non-reactive layer 6. Yes. In the diameter-enlarged recess 3, the cylindrical inner hole body 4 is mounted on the upper surface of the step portion 11 on the downstream side constituting the diameter-enlarged recess 3 without being fixed. A side surface and an upper end surface of the inner hole body 4 have a space 10 as an expansion absorption margin between the inner nozzle body 1 and the inner nozzle body 1. The width of the space 10 provided between the outer peripheral surface of the inner hole body 4 and the immersion nozzle body 1 is equally 1.5 mm, and the width of the space 10 provided between the upper end surface of the inner hole body 4 and the immersion nozzle body 1 is The thickness of 10 mm and the non-reactive material layer 6 is 2 mm.

  The immersion nozzle body 1 is made of alumina carbon, the inner hole 4 is made of a dolomite material (thermal expansion coefficient at 1550 ° C. is 2.0%), and the non-reactive layer 6 is magnesia mortar.

  Further, the diameter-enlarged recess 3 is provided for the purpose of holding the inner hole body 4 so as not to come off during use, and is a portion where the inner diameter is increased in the middle of the inner hole 2 of the immersion nozzle body 1. That is, the diameter is once increased from the upstream side to the downstream side with the step portion 11, and the original inner diameter is returned again by the step portion 11 on the downstream side. The two stepped portions 11 are provided so that the inner hole body 4 to be attached to the enlarged diameter recessed portion 3 is not displaced during use. In FIG. 1, the horizontal surface is formed by the step portion 11, but there is no particular problem even if it is inclined to some extent.

  The submerged nozzle having the dolomite inner hole body 4 is obtained by applying a predetermined thickness of wax and magnesia mortar to the outer surface of the cylindrical dolomite inner hole body 4 excluding the inner hole. It was placed in the inner hole 2 when molding and was manufactured by integral molding. During heating, the wax disappears to form a space 10, and further, magnesia mortar is formed on the immersion nozzle main body 1 side. Therefore, the non-reactive layer 6 and the space 10 are interposed in the enlarged diameter recess 3 of the immersion nozzle main body 1. Thus, the dolomite inner pore body 4 is arranged.

  Since the inner hole body 4 is free, in order to prevent rattling during transportation, a part thereof is fixed with an organic adhesive, etc., fixed with tape, or a gap fixing material. There is no problem even if it is inserted.

  The immersion nozzle was blended by adding a phenol resin to a blend mainly composed of an alumina raw material and phosphorous graphite and kneading. The dolomite inner porous body 4 was obtained by kneading and pressure-molding a composition comprising 80% by mass of dolomite clinker, 15% by mass of magnesia clinker, and 5% by mass of phenol resin. The magnesia mortar is obtained by kneading a magnesia clinker with a phenol resin added.

  In FIG. 2, the inner diameter 2 of the immersion nozzle body 1 has a diameter-enlarged recess 3, and the step 11 on the upstream side of the diameter-enlarged recess 3 is formed by a cylindrical inner hole fixing member 8 having an inner hole. ing. This inner hole body fixing member 8 forms an inner hole from the diameter-enlarged recess 3 to the upper end, and is held by a protruding portion 12 provided in the inner hole 2 of the immersion nozzle body 1. Is filled with mortar 9. An inner hole body 4 is disposed in the diameter-enlarged recess 3 via a combustible material layer 5 and a non-reactive material layer 6 as an expansion absorption margin. The immersion nozzle body 1 is made of alumina carbon, the inner hole 4 is dolomite, the non-reactive material layer 6 is magnesia mortar, and the combustible material layer 5 is paraffin. In this figure, the projecting portion 12 is formed as a step in which the inner diameter further expands in the inner hole expanding portion 7, but is formed for the purpose of preventing the inner hole fixing member 8 from shifting in the vertical direction. Yes, the protrusion may have another structure. For example, a hole penetrating from the outer peripheral surface of the immersion nozzle in the central axis direction can be formed, and a pin can be inserted and fixed to a receiving hole provided on the outer periphery of the inner hole body fixing portion 8 from the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle.

  The immersion nozzle of FIG. 2 was manufactured by the following method. First, the immersion nozzle body 1, the inner hole body 4, and the inner hole body fixing member 8 were each manufactured by the following methods and assembled later. The submerged nozzle body 1 was kneaded and molded and heat-treated with the same composition as in Example 1. At the time of molding, a core rod provided with two steps was used in order to form the inner diameter enlarged portion 7 and the protruding portion 12. The dolomite inner porous body 4 was kneaded using the same composition as in Example 1 and heat-treated after molding. The inner hole fixing member 8 was also manufactured in the same manner as the immersion nozzle. The magnesia mortar is the same as in Example 1.

  Next, paraffin was applied to the outer surface of the dolomite inner porous body 4 as a combustible material layer 5 with a uniform thickness, and magnesia mortar was applied as a non-reactive material 6 thereon. This dolomite inner hole body 4 was inserted into the inner hole enlarged diameter portion 7 of the submerged nozzle body 1 and held in the stepped portion 11 on the downstream side. Further, an inner hole fixing member 8 having an alumina-based mortar 9 applied to the surface in contact with the immersion nozzle from the upstream side was inserted into the inner hole expanding portion 7.

  3, 4 and 5 are examples in which a cylindrical inner hole body is arranged at the discharge port portion in the inner hole of the immersion nozzle. That is, the inner hole 2 of the discharge port portion of the immersion nozzle body 1 has a diameter-enlarged recess 3, and the stepped portion 11 on the downstream side of the diameter-enlarged recess 3 is a disk-shaped inner hole fixing member 8 having an inner hole. Is formed by. The inner hole fixing member 8 forms a stepped portion on the downstream side from the enlarged diameter concave portion 3 and is held by the protruding portion 12 in the inner hole 2 of the submerged nozzle body 1. In the diameter-enlarged recess 3, an inner hole body 4 is disposed via a space 10 as an expansion absorption allowance and a non-reactive layer 6. The immersion nozzle body 1 is made of alumina carbon, the inner hole body 4 is made of dolomite material, and the non-reactive material layer 6 is made of magnesia mortar. In this figure, the protrusion 12 is formed as a step in which the inner diameter is further expanded in the diameter-enlarged recess 3, which is formed for the purpose of preventing the displacement of the inner hole fixing member 8. However, other structures may be used. The discharge port portion of the immersion nozzle fixes the inner hole fixing member 8 by providing a presser outer cylinder 13 having a through hole on the outer periphery.

  The above immersion nozzle was manufactured by the following method. First, the immersion nozzle main body 1, the inner hole body 4, the inner hole body fixing member 8, and the presser outer cylinder 13 were each assembled by the following methods. The submerged nozzle body 1 was kneaded and molded and heat-treated with the same composition as in Example 1. As shown in FIG. 5, an inner diameter enlarged portion 7 having a protruding portion 12 was formed in the discharge port portion by using a core rod having two steps during molding. The dolomite inner porous body 4 was kneaded using the same composition as in Example 1 and heat-treated after molding. The inner hole fixing member 8 and the presser outer cylinder 13 were also manufactured in the same manner as the immersion nozzle. The magnesia mortar is the same as in Example 1.

  Next, paraffin was applied to the outer surface of the dolomite inner porous body 4 with a uniform thickness as a combustible material layer, and magnesia mortar was applied as a non-reactive material layer 6 thereon. This dolomite inner hole body 4 was inserted into the inner hole enlarged diameter portion 7 of the submerged nozzle body 1 and held at the step portion on the upstream side. Further, an inner hole fixing member 8 having an alumina-based mortar applied to the surface in contact with the immersion nozzle from the downstream side was inserted into the inner hole enlarged portion 7. Finally, the presser outer cylinder 13 was mounted via a bonding material. Thereafter, the paraffin was removed by heating.

  When the aluminum killed steel was cast for 300 tons by attaching it to an actual tundish using the immersion nozzle shown in FIG. 2, there was no cracking and softening deformation, and it could be used without clogging the nozzle. On the other hand, in FIG. 2, in the case where only the space is arranged between the inner hole body 4 and the immersion nozzle body 1, after the casting, the immersion nozzle body is found to have an abnormal melting due to contact with the inner hole body. It was. Further, in the structure shown in FIG. 2 in which no space was arranged and only magnesia mortar (non-reactive layer 6) was used, the immersion nozzle was cracked during preheating, and the use was discontinued.

  Thus, until now, when a dolomite bore was placed on an immersion nozzle, it could not even be used satisfactorily in an actual furnace, but according to the present invention, the continuous casting nozzle was split by thermal expansion of the bore. Alternatively, it can be used without problems in an actual furnace by preventing damage to the inner hole body and preventing deterioration of the durability of the inner hole body and the continuous casting nozzle due to the reaction between the inner hole body and the continuous casting nozzle body. It has become possible.

  The present invention can be applied to continuous casting nozzles such as an upper nozzle, a lower nozzle, a sliding nozzle plate, an immersion nozzle, and a long nozzle.

1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a first embodiment of the present invention. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows 2nd Example of this invention. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the 3rd Example of this invention. It is AA sectional drawing in FIG. 3 which shows the 3rd Example of this invention. It is a reference figure of the discharge outlet in the 3rd example of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Submerged nozzle main body 2 Inner hole of immersion nozzle main body 3 Expansion diameter recessed part 4 Inner hole body 5 Combustible material layer 6 Non-reactive material layer 7 Inner hole diameter expanded part 8 Inner hole body fixing member 9 Alumina system mortar 10 Space 11 Stepped part 12 Projection 13 Presser outer cylinder

Claims (6)

  A continuous casting nozzle having an inner hole body in which an inner hole body is disposed in a diameter-enlarged recess of the inner hole of the continuous casting nozzle body via a non-reactive layer and a space.   A continuous casting nozzle having an inner hole body in which an inner hole body is disposed in a diameter-enlarged recess of an inner hole of a continuous casting nozzle body via a non-reactive material layer and a combustible material layer.   An inner hole enlarged portion having one step portion is formed in the inner hole of the continuous casting nozzle body, and a combustible material layer or a space and a non-reactive material layer are provided on the step portion side of the inner hole enlarged portion. The inner hole body is mounted, and the inner hole body fixing member is inserted and fixed to the inner hole expanded portion so that the inner hole body is sandwiched between the stepped portion through the combustible material layer or the space and the non-reactive material layer. Thus, a continuous casting nozzle having an inner hole body in which the inner hole body is disposed in the enlarged-diameter concave portion.   4. The continuous casting nozzle having an inner hole body according to claim 1, wherein the inner hole body is dolomite and the continuous casting nozzle is an alumina carbonaceous immersion nozzle.   The continuous casting nozzle according to claim 4, wherein the non-reactive layer contains 50% by mass or more of MgO.   The space or the combustible material layer corresponding to 0.2 S% to 2 S% is secured when the coefficient of thermal expansion at the use temperature of the inner hole body is S%. A continuous casting nozzle having an inner hole body.

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