JP2011031251A - Continuous casting method for steel - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a continuous casting method for steel where, when a slab is continuously cast while stirring a molten steel in a die rotatably in a horizontal direction by a shifting magnetic field, the thickness of a solidified shell in the vicinity of the corner of the slab is controlled to the one equal to that in the case a magnetic field is not applied. <P>SOLUTION: When the molten steel is cast into a slab while a shifting magnetic field is applied by a shifting magnetic field generation magnetic pole 6 arranged oppositely to the back surface of the die long side 2 of a die for continuous casting, to cause a swirl flow in a horizontal direction to the molten steel in the die, a static magnetic field passing through the die long side is applied by a first static magnetic field generation magnetic pole 7 arranged oppositely to the position same in the casting direction as the installing position of the shifting magnetic field generation magnetic pole of the back surface of the die long side so as to apply braking force to the molten steel in the die, and a second static magnetic field generation magnetic field 8 is arranged at the back surface of the die short side 3 at a position same in the casting direction as the installing position of the shifting magnetic field generation magnetic pole, and a static magnetic field is applied so as to pass through the molten steel in the die between the second static magnetic field generation magnetic pole and the first static magnetic field generation pole. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for continuously casting molten steel into a slab slab while controlling the flow of molten steel in a mold by an applied magnetic field.

  In recent years, quality requirements for high-grade steel products such as automobile steel plates and steel plates for cans have become stricter, and high quality from the slab stage is required. Among the defects in steel products, those resulting from the quality of the slab include oxide-based nonmetallic inclusions (hereinafter simply referred to as “inclusions”) and bubbles remaining in the slab. Inclusions and bubbles flow into the mold through the immersion nozzle and are trapped by the solidified shell when they cannot float and separate in the mold, but whether inclusions and bubbles remain in the slab It is known to be affected by molten steel flow in a continuous casting machine mold. That is, when the molten steel flow velocity at the solidified shell interface becomes faster than a certain value, it is known that inclusions and bubbles rise without being captured by the solidified shell due to the cleaning effect of the molten steel flow. However, it is also known that when the molten steel flow rate in the mold becomes too fast, the mold powder added on the molten steel surface in the mold is entrained and mold powder defects occur. Therefore, conventionally, many methods for controlling the flow of molten steel in the mold using a magnetic field have been proposed in order to appropriately control the flow of molten steel in the mold.

  For example, in Patent Document 1, continuous casting is performed by supplying molten steel into the mold through an immersion nozzle while applying an alternating magnetic field to the molten steel in the continuous casting mold using a high-frequency or low-frequency alternating magnetic field generating coil. In this regard, a steel continuous casting method has been proposed, in which a static magnetic field is applied simultaneously with an alternating magnetic field using a superconducting coil.

  Patent Document 2 discloses a DC magnetic flux generating means for generating a horizontal DC magnetic flux in the vicinity of at least one of a molten metal surface (meniscus) or a solidification interface in a mold, and a direct current generated by the DC magnetic flux generating means. There has been proposed a molten metal continuous casting apparatus comprising AC eddy current generating means for generating an AC eddy current that causes an alternating electromagnetic force in the molten metal by interaction with magnetic flux.

  Patent Document 3 discloses a mold for casting a molten metal into a desired shape, a means for supplying the molten metal to the mold, and a variable magnetic field that generates a force directed toward the inside of the mold on the molten metal. A coil surrounding the outer periphery of the mold, and a first structural part configured to apply an alternating current to the coil, and at least two provided opposite to the mold There is proposed a continuous casting apparatus for metal materials having a magnetic pole, the magnetic pole comprising a second structural part configured to supply a static magnetic field or a periodic low frequency magnetic field to the molten metal in the mold. ing.

  Patent Document 4 discloses a DC static magnetic field generating magnetic pole for decelerating a discharge flow from an immersion nozzle in a lower part of the back side of a mold long side of a continuous casting mold composed of a pair of mold short sides and a pair of mold long sides. In addition, an in-mold flow control device has been proposed in which an alternating-current moving magnetic field generator for swirling and stirring the molten steel in the mold in the horizontal direction is arranged at the upper back of the long side of the mold.

  Further, in Patent Document 5, two upper and lower magnetic poles that are opposed to each other with the long side of the mold sandwiched between the upper side and the lower side of the discharge hole of the immersion nozzle are arranged on the back side of the long side of the mold, and a magnetic field is applied by these magnetic poles. In the continuous casting method of steel for controlling the flow of molten steel, the magnetic field applied by the magnetic pole arranged on the upper side is a magnetic field in which a DC static magnetic field and an AC moving magnetic field are superimposed, and the magnetic pole arranged on the lower side A continuous casting method for steel has been proposed in which the magnetic field applied is a DC static magnetic field.

JP-A-10-99948 JP 2000-343181 A Special table 2003-535701 gazette Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 63-119959 JP-A-10-305353

  However, the above prior art has the following problems.

  Patent Literature 1 and Patent Literature 2 are techniques for applying a direct current magnetic field to molten steel in the mold and braking (decelerating) the molten steel flow velocity while simultaneously applying a force directed toward the inside of the mold to the molten steel at the position of the molten metal in the mold. The molten steel flow velocity at the solidified shell interface cannot be secured above a predetermined value. That is, it is impossible to stably prevent inclusions and bubbles from being trapped in the solidified shell.

  Patent Document 3 when the second structural portion in Patent Document 3 periodically supplies a low-frequency magnetic field so as to swirl and stir the molten steel in the mold in the horizontal direction, and swirling and stirring the molten steel in the mold in the horizontal direction. In patent document 4 and patent document 5, since the molten steel flow velocity at the solidified shell interface can be secured, it becomes possible to prevent inclusions and bubbles from being trapped in the solidified shell.

  However, when the molten steel in the mold is swirled in the horizontal direction, the molten steel flow generated on the long side surface side of the slab by the moving magnetic field is caused by the narrow side surface when reaching the short side surface side of the slab. Ascending flow generated by collision with the short side surface on the downstream side in the molten steel flow direction or the long side surface side corner intersecting there, or the discharge flow from the immersion nozzle colliding with the short side surface Or it collides with a downward flow. As a result, solidification delay or remelting of the solidified shell occurs, the thickness of the solidified shell becomes thinner than other portions, and this portion cannot withstand the molten steel static pressure, leading to a risk of breakout. When the strength of the AC moving magnetic field is increased so as to reduce the influence of the discharge flow from the immersion nozzle during casting of a steel type that requires high surface quality or during high-speed casting, the risk of breakout is further increased.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances. The purpose of the present invention is to continuously cast a slab slab while horizontally stirring the molten steel in the mold by a moving magnetic field, in the vicinity of the corner of the slab slab. It is an object of the present invention to provide a continuous casting method for steel, in which the thickness of the solidified shell can be controlled to the same thickness as when no moving magnetic field is applied.

  The steel continuous casting method according to the first aspect of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is a movement arranged relative to the back side of the mold long side of a continuous casting mold having a pair of mold short sides and a pair of mold long sides. When casting a molten steel into a slab slab while applying a moving magnetic field at the magnetic field generating magnetic pole to cause a horizontal swirling flow in the molten steel in the mold, the installation position and casting of the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole on the back side of the long side of the mold Applying a static magnetic field penetrating the long side of the mold with the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole disposed relative to the same position in the direction to apply a braking force to the molten steel in the mold, and the installation position of the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole A second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is arranged on the back side of the mold short side at the same position in the casting direction, and the static steel is passed through the molten steel in the mold between the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole. A magnetic field is applied.

  In the continuous casting method of steel according to the second invention, in the first invention, the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is arranged so as to move in synchronization with the mold short side. Is.

  The steel continuous casting method according to the third invention is the magnetic field for blocking the magnetic flux from the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole that does not pass through the molten steel in the mold in the first or second invention. A blocking object is arranged.

  According to the present invention, the molten steel flow velocity in the vicinity of the mold short side is decelerated by the static magnetic field applied from the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole disposed on the back surface of the mold short side. And remelting is suppressed, and the thickness of the solidified shell near the corner of the slab slab is maintained at the same thickness as when no moving magnetic field is applied. As a result, it is possible to prevent inclusions and bubbles from being trapped in the solidified shell while avoiding the risk of breakout, and it is possible to cast not only stable casting operations but also high quality slabs. Industrially beneficial effects are brought about.

It is a schematic side view of the casting_mold | template part of the slab continuous casting machine to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic plan view of the casting_mold | template part of the slab continuous casting machine to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic plan view which shows the example which has arrange | positioned the magnetic field interruption | blocking object between the 1st static magnetic field generation magnetic pole and the 2nd static magnetic field generation magnetic pole in the slab continuous casting machine to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic plan view of the casting_mold | template part of the other slab continuous casting machine to which this invention is applied. It is the schematic which shows three places of AC which measured the solidification shell thickness of slab.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail.

  Various methods were investigated for the purpose of suppressing the solidification delay and remelting of the slab solidification shell in the vicinity of the short side of the mold, which occurs when the molten steel in the mold is swirled horizontally by an AC moving magnetic field. As a result, when the molten steel in the mold is swirled in the horizontal direction, the portion where the solidified shell thickness of the slab slab becomes thin is near the corner of the slab, so a static magnetic field must be applied near the corner of the slab. It came to the idea that the said subject will be eliminated. The static magnetic field applies a braking force to the flowing molten steel regardless of the flowing direction of the molten steel.

  First, the application of a static magnetic field by a static magnetic field generating magnetic pole facing each other across the mold long side was examined. However, in this method, the molten steel flow due to the moving magnetic field is braked and the thickness of the solidified shell near the corner can be suppressed from being reduced. However, since the molten steel flow near the corner is braked, It was found that the cleaning effect was lowered and the slab quality at that part was deteriorated.

  In view of this, the present inventors have examined the arrangement of static magnetic field generating magnetic poles not only on the back surface of the mold long side but also on the back surface of the short side of the mold, and applying a static magnetic field from these static magnetic field generating magnetic poles. In this case, in order to distinguish between the two static magnetic field generating magnetic poles, the static magnetic field generating magnetic pole disposed on the back surface of the mold long side is referred to as a first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole, while the static magnetic field disposed on the back surface of the mold short side. The generated magnetic pole is referred to as a second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole. Basically, the opposing first static magnetic field generating magnetic poles are connected to each other via an iron core, and the opposing second static magnetic field generating magnetic poles are connected to each other via an iron core. It becomes. However, since the opposing magnetic poles can be made different from each other without being connected via an iron core (each is an independent electromagnet), it is not always necessary to connect them.

  The first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole has different polarities between the magnetic poles facing each other across the long side of the mold (if one is an N pole, the other is an S pole), so the magnetic flux generated from the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is the mold. It passes through the long side and is applied to the molten steel in the mold. On the other hand, the second static magnetic field generating magnetic poles also have different polarities between the magnetic poles facing each other across the mold short side. On the contrary, the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is closer to the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole than the opposing second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole. Therefore, the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is mainly composed of the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole. Magnetic flux is generated between the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole having a polarity different from that of the magnetic field generating magnetic pole.

  That is, the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole so that the magnetic flux between the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is preferentially applied to the molten steel flow immediately before colliding with the mold short side. The second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole are adjusted, or the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the second static magnetic field are generated so that the solidified shell at the corner of the slab corner is preferentially applied to a portion where the thinned shell tends to be thin It was found that by adjusting the magnetic pole, the solidification delay and remelting of the solidified shell at the corner of the slab are suppressed. In this case, it was not necessary to excessively increase the static magnetic field in other parts, and it was confirmed that the cleaning effect by the moving magnetic field can be sufficiently obtained. Note that no magnetic flux is generated between the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole having the same polarity, and no braking force is generated.

  When the static magnetic field is preferentially applied to the molten steel flow immediately before colliding with the mold short side, the magnetic flux between the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is applied to this portion. The polarity may be determined so that is preferentially applied. In addition, the solidified shell at the corner of the slab corner tends to be thin, the short side of the mold, the part on the downstream side in the molten steel flow direction that is swirled and stirred in the horizontal direction in the mold, and the long side corner of the mold intersecting there Therefore, the polarity may be determined so that the magnetic flux between the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is preferentially applied to this part.

  By the way, in a slab continuous casting machine, the width of the cast slab is changed by moving in a state where the mold short sides are sandwiched inside the opposed mold long sides. If the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole does not move in synchronization with the short side of the mold, the distance between the short side surface of the cast slab and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole increases, and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole Therefore, the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is preferably installed so as to move in synchronization with the short side of the mold. This purpose can be achieved by fixing and arranging the back surface of the short side of the mold. In addition, since the magnetic flux between the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole passes through the outside of the mold, it is inefficient, and therefore it is preferable to arrange an object that blocks the magnetic field at that portion. As the object that blocks the magnetic field, silicon steel, electromagnetic pure iron, and the like are suitable. Further, if possible, it is more preferable if the iron core of the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is located inside the width of the slab.

  The present invention has been made on the basis of the above examination results, and is a moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole disposed relative to the mold long side back surface of a continuous casting mold having a pair of mold short sides and a pair of mold long sides. When casting the molten steel to the slab slab while applying a moving magnetic field to cause a horizontal swirling flow in the molten steel in the mold, the relative position of the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole on the back of the mold long side is the same as the casting direction. And applying a static magnetic field penetrating the long side of the mold at the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole arranged to give a braking force to the molten steel in the mold, and at the same position in the casting direction as the installation position of the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole A second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is disposed on the back surface of the mold short side, and a static magnetic field is applied so as to penetrate the molten steel in the mold between the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole. It is characterized by.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 are schematic views of a mold part of a slab continuous casting machine used in carrying out the present invention, FIG. 1 is a schematic side view, and FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view.

  1 and 2, a mold 1 having a rectangular horizontal cross section in the inner space is formed by the opposed mold long side 2 and the opposed mold short side 3 sandwiched inside the mold long side 2. And attached to the bottom of a tundish (not shown) disposed at a predetermined position above the mold 1 at a predetermined position in the inner surface space of the mold 1 formed by being surrounded by the mold long side 2 and the mold short side 3. The immersion nozzle 4 is inserted. A pair of discharge holes 5 for discharging the molten steel 9 in the direction of the mold short side 3 is provided below the immersion nozzle 4. The mold short side 3 is movable inside the mold long side 2, and the width of the cast slab to be cast is determined by setting the mold short side 3 at a predetermined position.

  On the back surface of the mold long side 2, there is a moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6 for forming a horizontal swirling flow in the molten steel 9 in the mold in the region of the molten steel surface 11 in the mold over almost the entire width of the mold long side 2. The center position in the casting direction is located upstream of the discharge hole 5 in the casting direction, and the mold long side 2 is interposed therebetween. Each of the moving magnetic field generating magnetic poles 6 is connected to an AC power source (not shown), and the molten steel 9 is agitated so as to turn horizontally in the mold by the moving magnetic field generated by the power supplied from the AC power source. The In order to swivel the molten steel 9 in the horizontal direction in the mold, the moving method of the magnetic field of the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6 may be reversed. The arrow shown in FIG. 2 is the turning direction of the molten steel 9. Of course, there is no problem even if it turns in the opposite direction to FIG.

  On the back surface of the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6, a first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 for applying a DC static magnetic field to the molten steel 9 in the mold is disposed opposite to the long side 2 of the mold. One of the opposing first static magnetic field generating magnetic poles 7 is an N pole and the other is an S pole. By disposing the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 in this way, a static magnetic field penetrating the mold long side 2 is applied to the molten steel in the mold. In this case, whichever is the N pole may be used.

  A second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8 for applying a DC static magnetic field to the molten steel 9 in the mold is provided on the back surface of the mold short side 3 at the same position as the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6 in the casting direction. The short sides 3 are arranged opposite to each other. One of the opposing second static magnetic field generating magnetic poles 8 is an N pole and the other is an S pole. However, the second static magnetic field generating magnetic poles facing each other do not form a magnetic field magnetic flux loop, and are arranged in the vicinity of the respective second static magnetic field generating magnetic poles 8 and have different polarities. 7 forms a magnetic field magnetic flux loop.

  Therefore, in FIG. 2, when a static magnetic field is to be preferentially applied to a portion immediately before the swirling flow of the molten steel 9 collides with the mold short side 3, the upstream side of the swirling flow (the second static flow in FIG. 2). The polarity of the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8 is set to be a swirling flow so that a static magnetic field magnetic flux loop is formed with the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 arranged on the right side of the magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8). On the other hand, the portion where the solidified shell 12 at the corner of the slab is likely to become thin is the portion downstream of the mold short side 3 in the swirling and stirring direction, as described above, with a polarity different from that of the static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 disposed on the upstream side. , And the long side corner of the slab intersecting therewith, in order to preferentially apply a static magnetic field to this part, the polarity of the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8 is set to the downstream side of the swirl flow ( 2 is equivalent to the left side of the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8). A polarity different from the magnetic field generating pole 7.

  In this invention, the slab continuous casting machine comprised in this way is used, and the molten steel 9 in a tundish is inject | poured into the casting_mold | template 1 as the discharge flow 10 which faced the casting_mold | template short side 3 through the discharge hole 5. FIG. The injected molten steel 9 is cooled by the mold long side 2 and the mold short side 3 to form a solidified shell 12. Then, the position of the molten steel surface 11 in the mold is set to a substantially constant position, and the solidified shell 12 is continuously drawn below the mold 1 to perform continuous casting. Mold powder 13 is added to the molten steel surface 11 in the mold. In this continuous casting, an AC moving magnetic field is applied by the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6 and the molten steel 9 is swirled and stirred, and a DC static magnetic field is applied by the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8. Apply. In this case, the swirl flow rate of the molten steel 9 may be about 0.1 to 0.4 m / second.

  In this case, in order to efficiently obtain the braking force by the static magnetic field, as shown in FIG. 3, the magnetic field blocking object 14 is disposed between the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8. It is preferable to do. By disposing the magnetic field shielding object 14, the static magnetic field magnetic flux passing outside the mold 1 is reduced, and the static magnetic field is preferentially applied to the molten steel 9 in the mold. If the required braking force can be obtained, the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 may be disposed only in the vicinity of the corner portion of the slab as shown in FIG. However, in this case, since the width of the cast slab changes, the installation position of the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 is changed according to the width of the slab, or the minimum width of the cast slab is cast. It is preferable to have a length sufficient to cover the corner from the maximum width to the maximum width.

  In the continuous casting machine shown in FIG. 1, the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6, the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7, and the second magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6 are formed on the upper portion of the mold 1 in order to obtain a cleaning effect on the solidified shell interface at the surface layer portion of the slab. A static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8 is arranged to form a swirling flow of the molten steel 9 in the vicinity of the molten steel surface 11 in the mold, but when it is desired to obtain a cleaning effect inside the surface layer portion of the slab, the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 6. The first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8 may be disposed below the ejection hole 5. Further, in the continuous casting machine shown in FIG. 1, it is also possible to arrange a moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole and a static magnetic field generating magnetic pole in the middle or lower part of the mold 1. It is possible to further improve the quality of the slab by arranging the magnetic poles in multiple stages.

  Thus, according to the present invention, the molten steel flow velocity in the vicinity of the mold short side is reduced by the static magnetic field applied from the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8 disposed on the back surface of the mold short side. Solidification delay and remelting of the solidified shell 12 are suppressed, and the thickness of the solidified shell near the corner of the slab slab is maintained at a thickness equivalent to that when no moving magnetic field is applied. As a result, it is possible to prevent inclusions and bubbles from being trapped in the solidified shell 12 while avoiding the risk of breakout.

  An ultra-low carbon steel having a carbon content of 30 ppm or less was cast using a continuous casting machine shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 capable of casting a slab cast having a width of 1200 to 1800 mm and a thickness of 250 mm. The molten steel casting amount was 5 to 6 ton / min. The first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is a full width type that can uniformly apply a static magnetic field to the entire width of the slab, and the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole can be changed in polarity as appropriate. Table 1 shows the strength of the moving magnetic field and the static magnetic field during casting.

  The numerical value in the column of the moving magnetic field strength in Table 1 is calculated by theoretically calculating the magnetic field strength at which the necessary cleaning effect can be obtained at the solidification interface at the slab 1/4 width position, and indexing the value as 100%. It is a thing. Further, the numerical values in the column of the long side of the static magnetic field mold in Table 1 are indexed with the magnetic field strength when the mold powder is not detected in the surface defect portion of the product when the moving magnetic field strength is 100% as 100%. Is. The second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is preferentially applied to a portion of the short side of the casting mold downstream in the swirling and stirring direction and a corner of the long side of the slab intersecting there, where the thickness of the solidified shell is reduced when no static magnetic field is applied. The polarity was set so that is applied.

  A sample was cut out from the obtained slab, and the thickness of the solidified shell was measured at three positions A, B, and C at the corner of the slab shown in FIG. Specifically, the cut sample was mirror-polished and etched to reveal a solidified structure, and the distance between the white band generated by stirring and the slab surface was evaluated as the solidified shell thickness. Moreover, the slab was rolled and the surface defect occurrence rate of the thin steel plate after rolling was investigated. The thickness of the solidified shell and the surface defect occurrence rate of the thin steel plate were evaluated by indexing the result when no moving magnetic field and static magnetic field were applied to 1.0. The survey results are shown in Table 1 above.

  As shown in Table 1, the thickness of the solidified shell was ensured in the example of the present invention while achieving excellent surface quality as compared with Comparative Example 1 in which neither the moving magnetic field nor the static magnetic field was applied. On the other hand, in Comparative Examples 2 to 5 in which no static magnetic field was applied to the short side of the mold, the surface quality was good, but there was a thin portion of the solidified shell, and there was a concern about the risk of breakout. Further, in Comparative Example 6 in which the strength of the moving magnetic field was lowered to ensure the thickness of the solidified shell, the cleaning effect was lowered and the surface quality was deteriorated.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mold 2 Mold long side 3 Mold short side 4 Immersion nozzle 5 Discharge hole 6 Moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole 7 First static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 8 Second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole 9 Molten steel 10 Discharge flow 11 Molten steel surface 12 in solid mold 12 Solidification Shell 13 Mold powder 14 Magnetic field shielding object

Claims (3)

  A swirl flow in the horizontal direction to the molten steel in the mold by applying a moving magnetic field with a moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole disposed relative to the back of the long mold side of a continuous casting mold having a pair of mold short sides and a pair of mold long sides. In casting a molten steel into a slab slab while generating the mold length, the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole disposed at the same position in the casting direction as the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole on the back side of the long side of the mold is used. A static magnetic field penetrating the side is applied to apply a braking force to the molten steel in the mold, and a second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is disposed on the back side of the short side of the mold at the same position as the moving magnetic field generating magnetic pole. A continuous casting method of steel, characterized in that a static magnetic field is applied between the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole and the first static magnetic field generating magnetic pole so as to penetrate the molten steel in the mold.   2. The continuous casting method for steel according to claim 1, wherein the second static magnetic field generating magnetic pole is arranged to move in synchronization with the mold short side.   The magnetic field interruption | blocking object for interrupting | blocking the magnetic flux which does not go through in-mold molten steel among the magnetic flux from said 2nd static magnetic field generation | occurrence | production magnetic pole is arrange | positioned, It is characterized by the above-mentioned. Steel continuous casting method.

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