JP2561180B2 - Continuous casting method - Google Patents

Continuous casting method

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JP2561180B2
JP2561180B2 JP3103939A JP10393991A JP2561180B2 JP 2561180 B2 JP2561180 B2 JP 2561180B2 JP 3103939 A JP3103939 A JP 3103939A JP 10393991 A JP10393991 A JP 10393991A JP 2561180 B2 JP2561180 B2 JP 2561180B2
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光雄 内村
成章 荻林
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【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、連続鋳造鋳片の厚み中
心部に見られる不純物元素、即ち鋼鋳片の場合には硫
黄,燐,マンガン等の偏析を防止し、均質な金属を得る
ことのできる連続鋳造法に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention prevents segregation of impurity elements found in the center of thickness of continuously cast slabs, that is, in the case of steel slabs, segregation of sulfur, phosphorus, manganese and the like to obtain a homogeneous metal. The present invention relates to a continuous casting method.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】近年海洋構造物,貯槽,石油およびガス
運搬用鋼管、高張力線材などの材質特性に対する要求は
厳しさを増しており、均質な鋼材を提供することが重要
課題となっている。
2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, demands for material characteristics of offshore structures, storage tanks, steel pipes for transporting oil and gas, high-strength wire rods, etc. have become more and more strict, and it is an important issue to provide homogeneous steel rods. .

【0003】元来鋼材は、断面内において均質であるべ
きものであるが、鋼は一般に硫黄,燐,マンガン等の不
純物元素を含有しており、これらが鋳造過程において偏
析し、部分的に濃化するため鋼が脆弱となる。
Originally, steel should be homogeneous in cross section, but steel generally contains impurity elements such as sulfur, phosphorus and manganese, which are segregated in the casting process and partially concentrated. Steel becomes fragile due to

【0004】特に近年生産性や歩留向上および省エネル
ギー等の目的のために連続鋳造法が一般に普及している
が、連続鋳造により得られる鋳片の厚み中心部近傍に
は、通常顕著な成分偏析が観察される。
Particularly, in recent years, the continuous casting method has been generally popular for the purpose of improving productivity, yield, and energy saving. However, a significant segregation of components is usually present in the vicinity of the center of the thickness of a cast product obtained by continuous casting. Is observed.

【0005】この成分偏析は、最終成品の均質性を著し
く損ない、製品の使用過程や線材の線引き工程等で鋼に
作用する応力により亀裂が発生するなど重大欠陥の原因
になるため、その低減が切望されている。
[0005] This segregation of components significantly impairs the homogeneity of the final product, and causes serious defects such as cracking due to stress acting on the steel during the use of the product or the wire drawing process of the wire. Coveted.

【0006】かかる成分偏析は、凝固末期の残溶鋼の凝
固収縮力等により流動し、固液界面近傍の濃化溶鋼を洗
いだし、残溶鋼が累進的に濃化していくために発生する
と考えられている。従って成分偏析を防止するには、残
溶鋼の流動原因を取り除くことが肝要である。
It is considered that such component segregation occurs because the solidified liquid shrinkage force of the residual molten steel at the end of solidification flows to wash out the concentrated molten steel near the solid-liquid interface, and the residual molten steel progressively thickens. ing. Therefore, in order to prevent the segregation of the components, it is important to eliminate the cause of the flow of the residual molten steel.

【0007】このような流動原因としては、凝固収縮に
起因する流動のほか、ロール間の鋳片バルジングやロー
ルアライメント不整に起因する流動等があるが、これら
のうち最も重大な原因は凝固収縮であり、偏析を防止す
るには、これを保証する量だけ鋳片を圧下することが必
要である。
The causes of such a flow include a flow caused by solidification shrinkage, a flow caused by slab bulging between rolls, and an irregular roll alignment. Among these, the most serious cause is solidification shrinkage. In order to prevent segregation, it is necessary to reduce the slab by an amount that guarantees this.

【0008】鋳片を圧下することにより偏析を改善する
試みは従来より行われており、連続鋳造工程において鋳
片中心部温度が液相線温度から固相線温度に至るまでの
間、鋳片の凝固収縮を保証する量以上の一定割合で圧下
する方法が知られている。
[0008] Attempts have been made to reduce segregation by rolling down the slab, and in the continuous casting process, the slab is squeezed between the liquidus temperature and the solidus temperature of the slab center. There is known a method of rolling at a constant rate above the amount that guarantees the solidification shrinkage of.

【0009】しかしながら従来の連続鋳造方法は、条件
によっては偏析改善効果が殆ど認められなかったり、場
合によっては偏析がかえって悪化する等の問題があり、
成分偏析を充分に改善することは困難であった。
However, the conventional continuous casting method has a problem that the segregation improving effect is hardly recognized depending on the conditions, and in some cases, the segregation rather deteriorates.
It was difficult to sufficiently improve the component segregation.

【0010】本発明者等はかかる従来法の問題の発生原
因について種々調査した結果、従来法の偏析改善効果が
認められなかったり、あるいは偏析がかえって悪化する
ことが起こるのは、基本的に圧下すべき凝固時期とその
範囲が不適正であることを突き止めた。
As a result of various investigations on the causes of the problems of the conventional method, the present inventors have found that the effect of improving the segregation of the conventional method is not recognized or that the segregation is rather deteriorated. The coagulation time to be lowered and the range were found to be inappropriate.

【0011】 これらの知見に基づき本発明者は、先に
特願昭62−275556号において鋳片の中心部が固
相率0.1ないし0.3に相当する温度となる時点から
流動限界固相率に相当する温度となる時点までの領域
を、単位時間当り0.5mm/分以上2.5mm/分未
満の割合で連続的に圧下し、鋳片中心部が流動限界固相
率に相当する温度となる時点から固相線温度となるまで
の領域は、実質的に圧下を加えないようにした連続鋳造
方法を提案した。なお流動限界固相率とは、溶鋼が流動
し得る上限の固相率であって、固相率は0.7程度の値
である。
Based on these findings, the present inventor previously found that in Japanese Patent Application No. 62-275556, the flow limit solidification was started from the time when the central portion of the slab reached a temperature corresponding to a solid fraction of 0.1 to 0.3. The region up to the temperature corresponding to the phase ratio is continuously reduced at a rate of 0.5 mm / min or more and less than 2.5 mm / min per unit time, and the slab center part corresponds to the flow limit solid fraction region from the time the temperature until the solidus temperature was proposed continuous casting method not exert substantial pressure. The flow limit solid fraction is the flow rate of molten steel.
It is the upper limit of possible solid fraction, and the solid fraction is about 0.7
It is.

【0012】さらに本発明者は数多くの実験を推進する
ことにより、先に特願平1−120295号において提
示したごとく、濃化溶鋼が激しく鋳片の中心部に集積
し、凝固収縮流動の中心偏析に及ぼす影響が大きい凝固
時期が存在し、この濃化溶鋼の集積時期の流動を防止す
ることが最も偏析改善効果が大きく、この偏析に及ぼす
影響が大きい凝固時期は、凝固組織によって異なること
を知見した。
[0012] Further, the present inventor has promoted many experiments, and as shown in Japanese Patent Application No. 1-120295, the concentrated molten steel is violently accumulated in the central portion of the slab, and the center of solidification shrinkage flow. There is a solidification time that has a large effect on segregation, and preventing the flow during the accumulation time of this concentrated molten steel has the greatest effect of improving the segregation, and the solidification time that greatly affects this segregation varies depending on the solidification structure. I found out.

【0013】 これらの知見に基づき偏析をさらに改善
する方法について研究した結果、凝固末期に少なくとも
1対のロールにより鋳片を圧下しつつ引き抜く溶融金属
の連続鋳造法において、鋳片断面の上半部で、等軸晶が
占める鋳片厚み方向の長さ割合で定義した上面等軸晶率
(以下上面等軸晶率と略称する)が5%未満の場合、鋳
片中心部の温度が固相率0.25好ましくは0.35に
相当する位置から流動限界固相率に相当する位置までの
凝固時期範囲の任意の位置、好ましくは該凝固時期範囲
内の上流側に少なくとも1対のロールを設置し、該凝固
時期範囲内の全凝固収縮量を補償する量を圧下し、また
上面等軸晶率が5%以上の場合、鋳片中心部の温度が固
相率0.1好ましくは0.15に相当する位置から流動
限界固相率に相当する位置までの凝固時期範囲の任意の
位置、好ましくは該凝固時期範囲内の上流側に少なくと
も1対のロールを設置し、該凝固時期範囲内の全凝固収
縮量を補償する量を圧下することを特徴とする、簡便で
効率的な軽圧下法を先に提案した。
As a result of research on a method for further improving segregation based on these findings, in the continuous casting method of molten metal in which the slab is drawn while being pressed by at least one pair of rolls at the final stage of solidification, the upper half part of the slab cross section And the equiaxed crystal
Top equiaxed crystal ratio defined by the length ratio in the thickness direction of the slab
If the upper surface equiaxed crystal ratio is less than 5%, the temperature at the center of the slab is from the position corresponding to the solid fraction 0.25, preferably 0.35 to the position corresponding to the fluidity limit solid fraction. Up to at least one pair of rolls are installed at any position in the coagulation timing range, preferably upstream in the coagulation timing range, to reduce the amount of total coagulation contraction within the coagulation timing range, and When the equiaxed crystal ratio is 5% or more, the solidification timing range from the position where the temperature of the slab center portion corresponds to the solid fraction 0.1, preferably 0.15 to the position corresponding to the flow limit solid fraction is arbitrary. Position, preferably at least one pair of rolls is installed on the upstream side within the coagulation timing range, and the amount that compensates for the total coagulation shrinkage amount within the coagulation timing range is reduced, simple and efficient. I proposed a simple light reduction method first.

【0014】[0014]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしこの方法によ
り、鋳造速度を増速して生産量を確保しようとした場
合、鋳造速度の増大に伴い偏析の悪化が認められ、増速
しても偏析を低位に安定させることが可能な軽圧下法の
開発が課題である。
However, when an attempt is made to increase the casting speed to secure the production amount by this method, the segregation deteriorates as the casting speed increases, and even if the casting speed is increased, the segregation can be prevented. The development of a light reduction method that can be stabilized at a low level is an issue.

【0015】また異鋼種継目等で鋳造速度が減速,停止
した場合、偏析が悪化する鋳片が認められることより、
鋳造速度が減速,停止しても偏析が悪化する鋳片の長さ
をできるだけ短くすることが可能な軽圧下法の開発が課
題である。
Further, when the casting speed is slowed down or stopped due to a joint between different steels, etc., a slab that segregation is deteriorated is recognized.
The problem is the development of a light reduction method that can shorten the length of the slab where segregation deteriorates even if the casting speed slows or stops.

【0016】本発明者は、かかる問題を解決するため圧
下パターンを種々変更し、最適な軽圧下方法を研究した
結果、柱状晶凝固の場合について鋳造速度を増速しても
偏析を低位に安定させることが可能で、偏析が良好とな
る鋳造速度範囲が広く、かつ異鋼種継目等で鋳造速度を
減速,停止した場合の偏析が悪化する鋳片長さを短くす
ることが可能な連続鋳造法を先に提案した。
In order to solve such a problem, the present inventor has variously changed the rolling pattern and studied the optimum light rolling method. As a result, in the case of columnar solidification, segregation is stabilized at a low level even if the casting speed is increased. It is possible to achieve a wide range of casting speeds where segregation is good, and segregation deteriorates when the casting speed is slowed or stopped due to dissimilar steel type seams etc. I proposed earlier.

【0017】本発明は上記課題に鑑みさらに等軸晶凝固
の場合について研究を進めた結果、柱状晶凝固の場合よ
り小さな圧下力で偏析が良好となる鋳造速度範囲が広
く、連続鋳造速度を増速しても偏析を低位に安定させる
ことが可能で、かつ異鋼種継目等で連続鋳造速度が減
速,停止した場合においても、偏析が悪化する鋳片の長
さを短くすることが可能な連続鋳造法を提供するに至っ
た。
In view of the above problems, the present invention has further advanced the research on the case of equiaxed crystal solidification, and as a result, the casting speed range in which segregation is good with a smaller rolling force and the continuous casting speed is increased as compared with the case of columnar crystal solidification. It is possible to stabilize the segregation at a low level even if the speed is increased, and it is possible to shorten the length of the slab where segregation deteriorates even when the continuous casting speed slows down or stops due to dissimilar steel type seams, etc. We have come to provide a casting method.

【0018】[0018]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は下記を要旨とす
る。
The present invention has the following gist.

【0019】(1)凝固末期に少なくとも1対のロール
により鋳片を圧下しつつ引き抜く溶融金属の連続鋳造法
において、上面等軸晶率が5%以上になるよう制御し、
鋳片中心部の温度が固相率0.15に相当する位置から
流動限界固相率に相当する位置までの凝固時期範囲内の
上流側に少なくとも1対のロールを設置し、全圧下量が
4〜20mmとなるように圧下し、かつ中心固相率が
0.02〜0.15の鋳片単位長さ当たりの圧下量が
0.2〜3.0mm/mとなるように圧下することを特
徴とする連続鋳造法である。
(1) In the continuous casting method of molten metal in which a slab is drawn while being pressed by at least one pair of rolls at the final stage of solidification, the upper surface equiaxed crystal ratio is controlled to be 5% or more,
At least one pair of rolls is installed on the upstream side in the solidification time range from the position where the temperature of the central portion of the slab corresponds to the solid fraction of 0.15 to the position where the solid fraction of the flow limit corresponds to 4 to 20 mm, and the central solid fraction is 0.02 to 0.15, and the reduction amount per unit length of the cast piece is 0.2 to 3.0 mm / m. Is a continuous casting method.

【0020】(2)上記(1)記載の連続鋳造法におい
て、鋳片中心部の温度が固相率0.15から0.6の全
圧下量が4〜20mmとなるように圧下し、かつ中心固
相率が0.02〜0.15の鋳片単位長さ当たりの圧下
量が0.2〜3.0mm/mとなるように圧下するもの
である。
(2) In the continuous casting method described in (1) above, the temperature at the center of the slab is reduced so that the total reduction amount of the solid fraction 0.15 to 0.6 is 4 to 20 mm, and The central solid fraction is 0.02 to 0.15, and the amount of reduction per unit length of the cast piece is 0.2 to 3.0 mm / m.

【0021】(3)上記(1)または(2)記載の連続
鋳造法において、上面等軸晶率が5%以上になるよう制
御し、連続鋳造操業において鋳造速度が最も速い場合
鋳片の中心固相率とモールドメニスカスからの距離の関
係に基づき、圧下ロール配置および圧下勾配、圧下量を
設定して連続鋳造を行うものである。
[0021] (3) above (1) or (2) in a continuous casting process according to control so that the upper surface equiaxed Akiraritsu becomes 5% or more, when the casting speed is the fastest in the continuous casting operation
Relationship between center solid fraction of slab and distance from mold meniscus
The continuous casting is performed by setting the arrangement of the reduction rolls, the reduction gradient, and the reduction amount based on the above.

【0022】[0022]

【作用】以下本発明を作用とともに詳細に説明する。The operation of the present invention will be described in detail below.

【0023】本発明者は上記課題を解決するために、モ
ールド電磁攪拌により鋳片の上面等軸晶率を5%以上に
制御した場合の圧下凝固時期や圧下量を種々変更した試
験を行い、偏析改善効果が良好な圧下方法を研究した結
果、図1に示すように圧下領域Aに加え連続鋳造機にお
いて、Aより上流側に位置した中心固相率がAより小さ
い領域Bの鋳片を圧下することにより、図2に示すごと
く鋳造速度を増大しても偏析が良好となることを知見し
本発明をなし遂げた。
In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventor conducted a test in which the time of rolling and solidification and the amount of rolling down were variously changed when the upper surface equiaxed crystal ratio of the slab was controlled to 5% or more by electromagnetic stirring of the mold. As a result of studying a reduction method with a good segregation improving effect, as shown in FIG. 1, in addition to the reduction area A, in a continuous casting machine, a slab in the area B located upstream of A and having a central solid fraction smaller than A is produced. The present invention has been accomplished by finding that segregation becomes good even if the casting speed is increased as shown in FIG.

【0024】下記表1は、この場合の本発明例、従来例
について中心固相率、全圧下量、圧下勾配の条件を比較
した表である。
Table 1 below is a table comparing the conditions of the central solid fraction, the total reduction amount, and the reduction gradient for the inventive example and the conventional example in this case.

【0025】[0025]

【表1】 領域A:中心固相率 0.15〜0.6 領域B:中心固相率 0.02〜0.15[Table 1] Region A: central solid fraction 0.15 to 0.6 Region B: central solid fraction 0.02 to 0.15

【0026】 すなわち鋳片の上面等軸晶率を5%以上
に制御して、設定鋳造速度における鋳片の圧下凝固時期
を中心固相率で0.15〜0.6の領域を領域Aとし
て、濃化溶鋼が最も集積する凝固時期の流動を領域Aの
全圧下量を10〜16mmとなるよう圧下することによ
り防止して、領域Aの全圧下量が10〜16mmとなる
よう圧下し、かつ鋳片の凝固時期が中心固相率で0.0
2〜0.15の領域Bの圧下勾配が0.6mm/mとな
るよう圧下することにより、凝固組織の不整合などの理
由で局部的に通液抵抗の小さくなる部位の発生を防止す
ることができ(B領域の機能)、濃化溶鋼が中心部に集
積する際の濃化溶鋼流動の通路を少なくして、広い鋳造
速度範囲で偏析は悪化せず、低位に安定することを知見
し本発明をなし遂げた。
[0026] That is to control the top equiaxed Akiraritsu of the slab 5% or more, the region of 0.15 to 0.6 the slab rolling clotting time of the setting the casting speed at the center solid phase ratio and the area A
The flow of solidification time when concentrated molten steel is most accumulated
By reducing the total reduction amount to 10 to 16 mm
To prevent the total amount of reduction in the area A from becoming 10 to 16 mm, and the solidification time of the slab is 0.0 at the central solid fraction.
By performing the reduction so that the reduction gradient in the region B of 2 to 0.15 becomes 0.6 mm / m, it is possible to reduce the reason for the mismatch of the coagulated tissue.
Therefore, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of local areas where the liquid flow resistance decreases.
The concentrated molten steel gathers in the center.
Wide casting by reducing the passage of concentrated molten steel flow when stacking
The present invention has been accomplished by finding that segregation does not deteriorate in the velocity range and stabilizes at a low level.

【0027】 さらに偏析が良好となる領域Aと領域B
の圧下条件について研究を進めた結果、偏析が良好とな
る圧下条件は、図3に示すごとく領域Bの圧下勾配が
0.2〜3mm/mで、領域Aの全圧下量が4〜20m
mの範囲にあることを知見した。すなわち領域Bの圧下
勾配を0.2〜3mm/mにすることにより、濃化溶鋼
の流動の通路であるV偏析の芽となる凝固組織の不整合
な箇所の発生を防止することが可能であり、領域Aの全
圧下量を4〜20mmとすることによって、濃化溶鋼の
集積が激しい凝固時期の流動を防止することが可能、こ
の2つの条件を実現することにより、軽圧下による偏析
改善効果は安定する。なお鋳片の凝固収縮による流動を
防止するには、凝固収縮を補償する固液界面の圧下が必
要である。通常鋳片を圧下した場合の圧下量は表面圧下
量を意味する。鋳片の表面圧下量のうち固液界面に伝達
する割合を圧下効率と定義すると、圧下効率は鋳片の大
きさで差があり、鋳片断面が小さい方が圧下効率は小さ
くなるため、鋳片の大きさが小さくなっても、実際に流
動を防止するに必要な表面全圧下量は小さくならず、鋳
片サイズの影響をあまり受けない。また圧下勾配は鋳片
の単位長さ当たりの圧下量で、通常ロール間隔の単位長
さ当たりの絞り込み量で設定する。なお圧下量は、ロ
ール間隔を次第に狭めた圧下勾配による方法と、圧下
力によって圧下量を制御する方法があるが、領域Bの圧
下勾配は低固相率領域の圧下で、且つこの領域の圧下量
が偏析変動のバラツキに及ぼす影響が大きいことから、
前述のの圧下勾配で設定するのが好ましく、領域Aの
圧下量の制御方法はの何れでもかまわない。
Region A and region B where segregation is further improved
As a result of the research on the rolling reduction conditions of No. 2, the segregation is favorable as shown in FIG. 3, in which the rolling gradient of the region B is 0.2 to 3 mm / m and the total rolling amount of the region A is 4 to 20 m.
It was found to be in the range of m. That is, the reduction of area B
By making the gradient 0.2 to 3 mm / m, concentrated molten steel
Of the coagulation structure that becomes the bud of V segregation, which is the flow path of water
It is possible to prevent
By setting the reduction amount to 4 to 20 mm,
It is possible to prevent the flow during the solidification period when accumulation is intense.
By realizing the two conditions of
The improvement effect is stable. The flow due to the solidification shrinkage of the slab
To prevent this, reduction of the solid-liquid interface that compensates for solidification shrinkage is necessary.
It is important. When the normal slab is rolled, the amount of reduction is the surface reduction.
Means quantity. Transfer of surface reduction of cast slab to solid-liquid interface
If the ratio of the reduction ratio is defined as the rolling reduction efficiency, the rolling reduction efficiency is
There is a difference in size, and the smaller the slab cross section is, the smaller the rolling reduction efficiency is.
Therefore, even if the size of the slab becomes smaller, it actually flows.
The total amount of surface reduction required to prevent
Less affected by the size of the piece. In addition, the draft is the slab
The amount of reduction per unit length of the
Set by the amount of narrowing down per unit. The reduction amount is
Method using a reduction gradient that gradually narrows
Although there is a method to control the amount of reduction by force,
The downward gradient is the reduction in the low solid fraction region and the amount of reduction in this region.
Has a large effect on the variation of segregation fluctuation,
It is preferable to set the above-mentioned reduction gradient, and
Any method of controlling the reduction amount may be used.

【0028】一方軽圧下技術においては、内部ワレが発
生しないように圧下することが不可欠である。内部ワレ
は1ロールの圧下量が過大な場合発生し、従って領域B
の圧下勾配と領域Aの各ロールの圧下量は、内部ワレが
発生しない範囲で決定し、かつ領域Bの圧下勾配と領域
Aの全圧下量は、図3の条件を満たすよう圧下すること
により、偏析が良好でかつ内部ワレのない鋳片を得るこ
とが可能になる。
On the other hand, in the light reduction technique, it is indispensable to reduce the internal crack so as not to generate it. Internal cracks occur when the amount of reduction of one roll is excessive, and therefore area B
The reduction gradient of No. 1 and the amount of reduction of each roll in the area A are determined within a range in which internal cracking does not occur, and the reduction gradient of the area B and the total reduction amount of the area A are reduced by satisfying the conditions of FIG. It is possible to obtain a slab with good segregation and no internal crack.

【0029】 表2に示す本発明例の圧下時期および圧
下勾配、圧下量を操業上必要な最も速い鋳造速度におい
て設定して、偏析に及ぼす鋳造速度の影響を図4に示
す。すなわち、圧下時期は操業上必要な最も速い鋳造速
度において伝熱計算で算出した鋳片の中心固相率とモー
ルドメニスカスからの距離の関係により決定して、表2
のごとく、鋳片の中心部の温度が固相率で0.15より
下流の全圧下量を12mmとなるよう圧下して、かつ鋳
片の中心部の温度が固相率で0.02の鋳片位置から鋳
片中心部の固相率が0.15の鋳片位置のロール間隔の
絞り込みを0.6mm/mとなるよう設定した場合の
析に及ぼす鋳造速度の影響図4に示される。
The rolling time and pressure of the examples of the present invention shown in Table 2
Decrease in slope and amount of reduction at the highest casting speed required for operation
Fig. 4 shows the effect of casting speed on segregation.
You. That is, the rolling time is the fastest casting speed required for operation.
Core solid fraction of the slab calculated by heat transfer
Determined by the relationship of the distance from Lumeniscus, Table 2
As described above, the temperature of the central portion of the slab is reduced so that the total reduction amount downstream of 0.15 in the solid fraction is 12 mm, and the temperature of the central portion of the slab is 0.02 in the solid fraction. from slab position of the slab center solid phase ratio of casting speed on the narrowing of the roll gap of the slab position of 0.15 in the polarization <br/> analysis in the case of setting so as to be 0.6 mm / m effect is shown in Figure 4.

【0030】[0030]

【表2】 [Table 2]

【0031】 偏析におよぼす鋳造速度の影響は図示の
ようにU字型を呈しており、鋳造速度が遅すぎても速す
ぎても偏析は悪化する。この理由は、鋳造速度の変動で
圧下する鋳片の固相率が変化するためで、鋳造速度が遅
くなった場合、圧下する鋳片の中心部の固相率が高固相
率側にシフトして、鋳造速度が速くなった場合、圧下す
る鋳片の中心部の固相率が低固相率側にシフトすること
による。本発明の圧下パターンを生産能力上必要な最も
高速側でセットしておけば、鋳造速度を減速せざるを得
ない場合も偏析が良好となり、偏析が良好となる鋳造速
度範囲が広くなる。
The influence of the casting speed on the segregation is U-shaped as shown in the figure, and the segregation is deteriorated if the casting speed is too slow or too fast. The reason for this is the variation in casting speed.
The casting rate is slow because the solid fraction of the cast slab changes.
When the temperature drops, the solid fraction in the center of the cast slab is high.
If the casting speed becomes faster due to shifting to the index side, roll down
The solid fraction in the center of the cast slab shifts to the lower solid fraction side
by. The reduction pattern of the present invention is the most necessary for production capacity.
If set on the high speed side , the segregation becomes good even when the casting speed has to be reduced, and the range of the casting speed at which the segregation becomes good becomes wider.

【0032】すなわち本発明例の圧下パターンを操業に
おいて必要な最も高速の場合に合わせてセットしておけ
ば、転炉,2次精錬等とのマッチングのため通常より減
速した速度で鋳造した場合も、偏析が低位に安定した鋳
片が得られる。
That is, if the reduction pattern of the example of the present invention is set in accordance with the highest speed required for operation, even when casting is performed at a speed slower than usual for matching with a converter, secondary refining, etc. A slab with stable segregation at a low level can be obtained.

【0033】また異鋼種継目のごとく、鋳造速度を減
速,停止せざるを得ない場合、偏析が悪化する鋳片の長
さを短くすることが可能となる。なお鋳片の凝固時期
は、中心固相率,シェル厚,未凝固厚あるいは未凝固率
で定量化することが可能であるが、ここでは偏析の発生
に最も影響を及ぼすと考えられる中心部の通液抵抗の増
加と関係があると考えられる中心固相率で定量化した。
When it is necessary to slow down and stop the casting speed like a joint of different steel types, it becomes possible to shorten the length of the slab where segregation deteriorates. The solidification timing of the slab can be quantified by the central solid fraction, shell thickness, unsolidified thickness, or unsolidified rate, but here, the solidification rate of the central part, which is considered to have the most influence on the occurrence of segregation. The quantification was performed by the central solid fraction, which is considered to be related to the increase in liquid flow resistance.

【0034】中心固相率は、下記数1に示すごとく鋳片
中心部の温度の関数として算出し、中心部に存在する固
相の割合である。鋳片中心部の温度は、冷却条件や鋳造
速度等の操業条件に基づき伝熱計算により予め計算する
か、または鋳造中に冷却や鋳造速度等の条件に基づき計
算する。
The central solid fraction is a ratio of the solid phase existing in the center calculated as a function of the temperature of the center of the slab, as shown in the following mathematical formula 1. The temperature of the central portion of the slab is calculated in advance by heat transfer calculation based on cooling conditions, operating conditions such as casting speed, or during cooling during casting, based on conditions such as cooling and casting speed.

【0035】この中心固相率は、鋳造速度,冷却条件,
鋳片サイズ,鋼種が決まれば凝固時間の関数であり、同
じく凝固時間の関数であるシェル厚,未凝固厚,未凝固
率に容易に換算することができる。
This central solid fraction depends on the casting speed, cooling conditions,
Once the slab size and steel type are determined, it is a function of solidification time, and can be easily converted to shell thickness, unsolidified thickness, and unsolidified rate, which are also functions of solidification time.

【0036】[0036]

【数1】 鋳片の中心固相率=(Tl−T)/(Tl−Ts) ただしTl:溶鋼の液相線温度(℃) Ts:溶鋼の固相線温度(℃) T :鋳片の中心部温度(℃)## EQU1 ## T1: liquidus temperature of molten steel (° C.) Ts: solidus temperature of molten steel (° C.) T: slab Center temperature (℃)

【0037】また本発明のごとく等軸晶凝固の場合、偏
析改善に必要な凝固時期が低中心固相率で凝固時間が短
い鋳片の圧下となるため、柱状晶凝固の場合より少ない
圧下力で偏析の改善が可能となる。
Further, in the case of the equiaxed crystal solidification as in the present invention, since the solidification time required for improving the segregation is the reduction of the slab having a low central solid fraction and the short solidification time, the rolling force is smaller than that in the case of the columnar crystal solidification. Can improve the segregation.

【0038】本発明により生産量を確保するため鋳造速
度を増大した場合においても、偏析の悪化を防止するこ
とが可能で、また製鋼工場における転炉,2次精錬炉等
のトラブルに起因し、鋳造速度を減速せざるを得ない場
合においても、偏析が低位に安定した鋳片を得ることが
可能となる。
According to the present invention, even if the casting speed is increased to secure the production amount, it is possible to prevent the segregation from deteriorating, and due to the trouble of the converter, the secondary refining furnace, etc. in the steelmaking plant, Even when the casting speed has to be reduced, it is possible to obtain a stable slab with low segregation.

【0039】また異鋼種継目作業等により鋳造速度の減
速,停止が発生した場合も、偏析が悪化する鋳片の長さ
を短くすることが可能となる。
Further, even when the casting speed is slowed or stopped due to a joint work between different steel types, it is possible to shorten the length of the cast piece in which segregation is deteriorated.

【0040】以上本発明により、従来より生産性および
操業性が良好で、かつ偏析のない均質な鋼材を得ること
が可能な連続鋳造法が提供される。
As described above, according to the present invention, there is provided a continuous casting method which is excellent in productivity and operability and is capable of obtaining a homogeneous steel material without segregation.

【0041】[0041]

【実施例】以下本発明を実施例により説明する。EXAMPLES The present invention will be described below with reference to examples.

【0042】実施例−1 試験を実施した連続鋳造機の概略構造を図5に示し、鋳
造した溶鋼組成の代表例を下記表3に示す。なお図5に
おいて1、2は電磁攪拌装置、3は圧下帯、4は連続鋳
造機のセグメント、5は鋳造された鋳片である。
Example 1 FIG. 5 shows a schematic structure of a continuous casting machine which has been tested, and Table 3 below shows a typical example of the composition of the molten steel cast. In FIG. 5, 1 and 2 are electromagnetic stirrers, 3 is a reduction band, 4 is a segment of a continuous casting machine, and 5 is a cast piece.

【0043】[0043]

【表3】 [Table 3]

【0044】 鋳造速度1.0m/minにおいて、鋳
片の中心固相率が0.02〜0.15の圧下勾配を0.
6mm/mとして中心固相率が0.15〜0.6の全圧
下量が12mmとなるようセットし、得られた鋳片の偏
析と鋳造速度の関係を従来例と比較し図4に示す。本発
明例の方法によれば、鋳造速度の広い範囲にわたり偏析
は従来例より良好となる。
At the casting speed of 1.0 m / min, the central solid fraction of the slab was 0.02 to 0.15 , and the rolling gradient was 0.
FIG. 4 shows the relationship between the segregation and the casting speed of the obtained slab, which is set to 6 mm / m and the central solid fraction is 0.15 to 0.6 so that the total reduction amount is 12 mm. . According to the method of the present invention example, segregation becomes better than the conventional example over a wide range of casting speed.

【0045】実施例−2 試験を実施した連続鋳造機,溶鋼組成,設定圧下勾配お
よび定常部の鋳造速度は上記実施例1と同じである。図
6に異鋼種継目のため鋳造速度を減速,停止した非定常
鋳片の偏析を本発明と従来法を比較して示す。
Example 2 The continuous casting machine used for the test, the composition of the molten steel, the set draft and the casting speed in the steady part were the same as in Example 1 above. FIG. 6 shows segregation of unsteady cast slabs whose casting speed has been slowed down and stopped due to a joint between different steels, comparing the present invention with the conventional method.

【0046】本発明により、鋳造速度を減速,停止する
ことにより軽圧下条件が不適正となり、偏析が悪化する
鋳片の長さを短くできることが証明された。
It has been proved by the present invention that the length of the cast piece in which the light reduction condition becomes inappropriate and the segregation deteriorates can be shortened by reducing or stopping the casting speed.

【0047】 実施例−3 本発明を種々な鋼種に適用した場合の増速効果と減速に
ともなう偏析悪化鋳片の改善効果を下記表4に示す。本
発明例の場合は上流圧下範囲B(中心固相率で0.02
〜0.15)と下流圧下範囲A(中心固相率で0.15
〜0.7)を圧下、従来例では下流圧下範囲Bのみを圧
下し、いずれも上面等軸晶率を5%以上とした。
Example 3 The following Table 4 shows the speed-up effect when the present invention is applied to various steel grades and the effect of improving segregation-deteriorated cast slab accompanying deceleration. In the case of the example of the present invention, the upstream rolling reduction range B (0.02 in the central solid fraction)
.About.0.15) and downstream reduction range A (0.15 in the central solid fraction)
.About.0.7) , and in the conventional example, only the downstream rolling range B was rolled down, and in each case, the upper surface equiaxed crystal ratio was 5% or more.

【0048】[0048]

【表4】 [Table 4]

【0049】いずれの鋼種においても、凝固時期が早い
段階で圧下し、圧下力が小さくてすむ本発明によって偏
析が良好なまま増速の実現が可能で、また鋳造速度の減
速,停止にともない発生する偏析悪化鋳片長さを短くす
ることが可能であることが証明された。
In any of the steel types, the solidification timing is reduced at an early stage, and the reduction force can be small. According to the present invention, it is possible to realize the acceleration with the good segregation, and the generation is caused by the reduction or the stop of the casting speed. It has been proved that it is possible to shorten the length of the slab that has deteriorated segregation.

【0050】[0050]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように本発明の連続鋳造法
によれば、連続鋳造鋳片の厚み中心部に見られた硫黄、
燐、マンガン等の不純物元素の偏析を防止し、柱状晶凝
固の場合より小さな圧下力においても、偏析が良好とな
る鋳造速度範囲が広く、また鋳造速度を増速しても、偏
析を低位に安定させることが可能であり、かつ異鋼種継
目等で連続鋳造速度が減速、停止した場合においても、
偏析が悪化する鋳片の長さを短くすることが可能とな
り、歩留りよく均質の連続鋳造鋳片を得ることができ
る。
As described above, according to the continuous casting method of the present invention, sulfur found in the thickness center portion of the continuously cast slab,
Prevents segregation of impurity elements such as phosphorus and manganese, and has a wide casting speed range where segregation is good even with a smaller rolling force than in the case of columnar solidification, and segregation is lowered even if casting speed is increased. It is possible to stabilize, and even when the continuous casting speed slows down or stops due to seams of different steel types, etc.
It is possible to shorten the length of the cast piece in which segregation deteriorates, and it is possible to obtain a continuous cast piece that is homogeneous and has a good yield.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明における圧下帯上流に圧下勾配を加える
考え方を示す図面である。
FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the concept of applying a reduction gradient upstream of a reduction zone according to the present invention.

【図2】本発明と従来法との偏析改善効果を比較した図
面である。
FIG. 2 is a drawing comparing segregation improving effects of the present invention and a conventional method.

【図3】偏析効果が良好となる領域Bの圧下勾配と領域
Aの全圧下量の関係を示す図面である。
FIG. 3 is a drawing showing the relationship between the reduction gradient in the region B and the total reduction amount in the region A, in which the segregation effect is favorable.

【図4】本発明を適用した場合の偏析に及ぼす鋳造速度
の影響(実施例1)を示す図面である。
FIG. 4 is a drawing showing the effect of casting speed on segregation when the present invention is applied (Example 1).

【図5】試験に使用した連続鋳造機の概略構造を示した
図面である。
FIG. 5 is a drawing showing a schematic structure of a continuous casting machine used in a test.

【図6】本発明の非定常部鋳片偏析改善効果例(実施例
2)を示す図面である。
FIG. 6 is a drawing showing an example (separate example 2) of the effect of improving segregation of unsteady cast pieces according to the present invention.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1,2 電磁攪拌装置 3 圧下帯 4 セグメント 5 鋳片 1, 2 electromagnetic stirrer 3 reduction zone 4 segment 5 slab

Claims (3)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】 凝固末期に少なくとも1対のロールによ
り鋳片を圧下しつつ引き抜く溶融金属の連続鋳造法にお
いて、鋳片断面の上半部で等軸晶が占める鋳片厚み方向
の長さ割合で定義した上面等軸晶率が5%以上になるよ
う制御し、鋳片中心部の温度が固相率0.15に相当す
る位置から溶鋼が流動し得る上限の流動限界固相率に相
当する位置までの凝固時期範囲内の上流側に少なくとも
1対のロールを設置し、全圧下量が4〜20mmとなる
ように圧下し、かつ中心固相率が0.02〜0.15の
鋳片単位長さ当たりの圧下量が0.2〜3.0mm/m
となるように圧下することを特徴とする連続鋳造法。
1. In a continuous casting method for molten metal, in which a slab is drawn while being rolled down by at least one pair of rolls at the final stage of solidification, in the slab thickness direction occupied by equiaxed crystals in the upper half of the slab cross section.
Is controlled so that the upper surface equiaxed crystal ratio defined by the length ratio becomes 5% or more, and the upper limit of the flow limit solidity at which molten steel can flow from the position where the temperature of the slab center corresponds to the solid fraction 0.15 At least one pair of rolls is installed on the upstream side in the solidification time range up to the position corresponding to the phase ratio, and the rolls are rolled down so that the total rolling amount is 4 to 20 mm, and the central solid fraction is 0.02 to 0. .15, the amount of reduction per unit length of cast slab is 0.2 to 3.0 mm / m.
The continuous casting method is characterized by rolling down so that
【請求項2】 鋳片中心部の温度が固相率0.15から
0.6の全圧下量が4〜20mmとなるように圧下し、
かつ中心固相率が0.02〜0.15の鋳片単位長さ当
たりの圧下量が0.2〜3.0mm/mとなるように圧
下した請求項1記載の連続鋳造法。
2. The temperature of the slab center is reduced so that the total reduction amount of solid fraction 0.15 to 0.6 is 4 to 20 mm,
2. The continuous casting method according to claim 1, wherein the reduction amount is 0.2 to 3.0 mm / m per unit length of the cast slab having a central solid fraction of 0.02 to 0.15.
【請求項3】 上面等軸晶率が5%以上になるよう制御
し、連続鋳造操業において鋳造速度が最も速い場合の鋳
片の中心固相率とモールドメニスカスからの距離の関係
に基づき、圧下ロール配置および圧下勾配、圧下量を
定する請求項1または請求項2記載の連続鋳造法。
3. A controlled to top isometric Akiraritsu becomes 5% or more, cast when the casting speed is the fastest in the continuous casting operation
Relationship between the central solid fraction of a piece and the distance from the mold meniscus
The continuous casting method according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein the arrangement of the reduction rolls, the reduction gradient, and the reduction amount are set based on the above.
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