JPS59208019A - Manufacture of hot-rolled high-tension steel sheet for working - Google Patents

Manufacture of hot-rolled high-tension steel sheet for working

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JPS59208019A
JPS59208019A JP8340583A JP8340583A JPS59208019A JP S59208019 A JPS59208019 A JP S59208019A JP 8340583 A JP8340583 A JP 8340583A JP 8340583 A JP8340583 A JP 8340583A JP S59208019 A JPS59208019 A JP S59208019A
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Noriaki Nagao
長尾 典昭
Kazutoshi Kunishige
国重 和俊
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Nippon Steel Corp
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Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21DMODIFYING THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF FERROUS METALS; GENERAL DEVICES FOR HEAT TREATMENT OF FERROUS OR NON-FERROUS METALS OR ALLOYS; MAKING METAL MALLEABLE, e.g. BY DECARBURISATION OR TEMPERING
    • C21D8/00Modifying the physical properties by deformation combined with, or followed by, heat treatment
    • C21D8/02Modifying the physical properties by deformation combined with, or followed by, heat treatment during manufacturing of plates or strips

Abstract

PURPOSE:To manufacture the titled steel sheet by continuously casting a steel contg. specified amounts of C, Si, Mn, S and Al, hot rolling the resulting slab without lowering the temp. to the Ar3 point or below, finishing the hot rolling at a specified temp., and carrying out accelerated cooling to a specified temp. at a specified cooling rate and coiling. CONSTITUTION:A steel having a composition consisting of, by weight, 0.12- 0.25% C, <0.5% Si, 0.5-1.2% Mn, <0.015% S, 0.005-0.08% Al and the balance Fe with inevitable impurities is continuously cast, and the resulting slab is hot rolled without lowering the temp. of the slab to the Ar3 point or below. After finishing the hot rolling at (the Ar3 point + 50 deg.C)- the Ar3 point, accelerated cooling to 500 deg.C- the Ms point at >=60 deg.C/sec cooling rate and coiling are carried out to manufacture a steel sheet.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は、伸O:が30襲程度、衝*破面遷移温度が
一40℃程[及で、かつ、引張強さが50 K9 f/
紺?す、上という、加工・註、靭性、そして強度がとも
に後れた熱延高張力鋼板を、連続四造で得られる熱スラ
ブの保有熱を有効に4り用して、エネルギー消費h1“
少なく製造する方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention has an elongation O: of about 30 degrees, an impact*fracture surface transition temperature of about 140 degrees Celsius, and a tensile strength of 50 K9 f/
navy blue? By using hot-rolled high-strength steel sheets that are inferior in terms of processing, toughness, and strength, we effectively use the heat retained in the hot slab obtained by continuous four-piece construction to reduce energy consumption h1.
It relates to a method of manufacturing in small quantities.

従来、引張強さが50 KSl’f/mt♂以上の非調
質熱延鋼板としては、 ’I’i 、 Nb及びY等の
元素を添加して熱延し、550〜600℃で巻取ったも
のが主として知られ、使用に供されてきたが、このり[
1板には、高価な添加元素を必要とするのでコスト高と
なる上、7I0工性の面からも汎用性に欠けるという間
m点があり、都広い要望に応えられないでいるのが状状
でめった。
Conventionally, non-thermal hot-rolled steel sheets with a tensile strength of 50 KSl'f/mt♂ or higher are hot-rolled by adding elements such as 'I'i, Nb and Y, and then coiled at 550-600°C. This type of material has been mainly known and used, but this type of material [
1 plate requires expensive additive elements, which makes it expensive, and it also lacks versatility in terms of workability, so the current situation is that it cannot meet widespread demand. I was in a bad situation.

そのほか、非調質熱化高張力鋼板として、通當炭素鋼を
熱延後、his  点以下の温度1で急冷して巻取り、
2相銅としたものも知られているが、この銅板にも、製
造コストが高くなることに7JOえて降伏比が低いとい
う問題点があり、やはりその用途が1b11限されるも
のであった。
In addition, as a non-temperature thermalized high tensile strength steel sheet, after hot-rolling full-length carbon steel, it is rapidly cooled at a temperature of 1 below the his point and coiled.
A copper plate made of two-phase copper is also known, but this copper plate also has the problems of high manufacturing cost and low yield ratio compared to 7JO, and its use is still limited to 1b11.

ところで、近年、省エネルギーの61点から、連続、@
η゛5後の熱スラブ(iz−8冷却することなくそのま
ま、或い(グ軽加熱や保温上8を経ただけで熱間圧延す
るという直挿圧延法が注目され、多くの研究報告かなさ
れるようになってきた3、そこで、コスト低減のために
前記直接圧延法を非調質熱延鋼板の製造に適用しようと
の試みもなされたが、熱スラブ1Ar3点以下にまで降
温せずに熱間圧延すると、圧延前のオーステナイト粒が
超粗粒となっているので圧延後の組織も粗粒となシ、加
工性や靭性が著しく劣化するという不都合を生じたこと
から、結局は、従来のようVC,連続鋳造スラブ會Ar
a点以下に−H,R温してから杓加熱し、圧延せざるを
得ないという状態が続いていたのである。
By the way, in recent years, from 61 points of energy saving, continuous @
The direct insertion rolling method, in which the hot slab after η゛5 (iz-8) is hot-rolled as it is without cooling or after just passing through light heating and heat insulation, has attracted attention, and many research reports have been published. 3 Therefore, attempts were made to apply the direct rolling method to the production of non-thermal hot rolled steel sheets in order to reduce costs, but it was not possible to reduce the temperature of the hot slab to below 3 Ar points. When hot rolling was performed, the austenite grains before rolling became ultra-coarse grains, so the structure after rolling also became coarse grains, resulting in a significant deterioration of workability and toughness. Like VC, continuous casting slab company Ar
The situation continued in which the steel had to be heated to -H, R below the point a, then ladle heated and rolled.

本発明者等は、上述のような観点から、十分な強度と優
れた力1i工作と全備えた高張力銅板を、直接圧延法f
(よってエネルギー消費少なく製造する方法孕見出すべ
く、鋼材成分組成、並びに圧延処理手段の両面から各種
試験・調査を繰シ返しながら研究を重ねた結果、 q”
i定成分割合の炭素鋼を熱間IJ−延する際、その仕上
り′湯度、圧延後の冷却速度、及び巻取温四′をそれぞ
れ%定の値に制御すれに1、鋼の成分としてt¥r殊な
元素を添加することなく、捷f、連続鋳造によって得ら
れた熱延スラブを一旦Ar3点以下に寸で降温しなくて
も、良好な加工性と高強度をセ11え、かつ高靭性を示
す熱延鋼板が得られることを知M1するに至ったのでろ
る。
From the above-mentioned viewpoint, the present inventors developed a high-tensile copper plate with sufficient strength and excellent force 1i processing by direct rolling method f.
(Therefore, in order to find a method for manufacturing with less energy consumption, we have repeatedly conducted various tests and investigations on both the steel material composition and rolling processing methods, and as a result,
When hot IJ-rolling carbon steel with a constant component ratio, in order to control the finish temperature, cooling rate after rolling, and coiling temperature to constant values, 1, as the steel component. Without adding any special elements, the hot-rolled slab obtained by rolling and continuous casting has good workability and high strength even if the temperature is not lowered to below the Ar3 point. I came to know that it is possible to obtain a hot-rolled steel sheet that exhibits high toughness.

この発明は、上記知見に基づいてなされたものであり、 C:0゜12〜帆25%、Si: 0.50%以下、M
u: 0.50〜1.2%、  S: 0−015 %
以下、Al:1005〜0.080 %。
This invention was made based on the above findings, and includes C: 0°12 to 25%, Si: 0.50% or less, M
u: 0.50-1.2%, S: 0-015%
Below, Al: 1005-0.080%.

を含有するか、或いは更に、 P : 0.10係以下、   N:帆0300%以下
、Ca:帆010チ以下、 のうちのIJ+:を以上をも含み、 Fe及び不可避的不純物:残す、 から成る成分組成(以下、成分割合を表わすチは重11
N−係とする)の調合連続鋳造してスラブと1〜だ後、
該スラブの福1度をAr3点以下に下けることなく引き
続いて熱間圧延を行い、  (Ar3点+50℃)〜A
r3点ノJt 度T圧延k ’fr’3了後、500 
”C−Ms 点の温度坊捷で60°C/Sec  以上
の冷却速度で7JII速冷却し、巻取ることにより、加
工性、靭性、並ひに強弱がともに優れた加工用熱延高張
力鋼板全実現した点に特徴を有するものでおる。
or further, P: 0.10% or less, N: 0.300% or less, Ca: 0.10% or less, IJ+: of the following, Fe and unavoidable impurities: remain. Ingredient composition (Hereinafter, the number representing the component ratio is weight 11)
After continuous casting of the slab and 1~
Continue hot rolling without lowering the temperature of the slab below Ar3 point, (Ar3 point + 50℃)~A
r3 point Jt degree T rolling k 'fr' After 3 completion, 500
"A hot-rolled high-strength steel plate for processing that has excellent workability, toughness, and strength by cooling at a cooling rate of 60°C/Sec or more at a cooling rate of 7JII at a temperature of C-Ms point and winding. It is characterized by the fact that it has been fully realized.

次いで、この発明の加工用熱延高張力鋼板の製造法にお
いて、素材儒の成分たるC、8i 、 Mn 。
Next, in the method for manufacturing a hot-rolled high-strength steel sheet for processing according to the present invention, C, 8i, and Mn, which are components of the material strength.

S、Al、P、N、及びCa V)成分組成、ffi 
K 14圧延条件並びに冷却条件を上記の如くに限定し
た理由を説明する。
S, Al, P, N, and Ca V) component composition, ffi
The reason why the K14 rolling conditions and cooling conditions were limited as described above will be explained.

A、鋼の成分組成 (a)  C C成分には、鋼を強化する作用があり、50Kyf/鰭
??以上の引張シ強さを有する高張力鋼板を得るために
は0012乃以上の含有J1d“が必要であるが、0.
25 f= k越えて含有させると、例えば自動車用高
張力鋼板として必須の点溶接性が劣化するようになるこ
とから、C含有”M−k 0.12〜0.25%と定め
た。
A. Composition of steel (a) C The C component has the effect of strengthening steel, and is 50Kyf/fin? ? In order to obtain a high tensile strength steel plate having a tensile strength of 0.0012 or more, it is necessary to contain J1d" of 0.0012 or more.
If the C content exceeds 25 f=k, the spot weldability, which is essential for high-strength steel plates for automobiles, for example, will deteriorate, so the C content is determined to be 0.12 to 0.25%.

(b)   Si ζ5I  成分には固酷強化によって()11を強化す
る作Illがf2,9.IJL注の復れた高張刀体1を
倚るために好寸しい九;4−であるが、その含有量が0
050φを越えると、琳様のt〈曲性状が、いわゆる島
状スケールの発生により劣化するよりになることから、
Sl山’I’J”11を0゜50%以下と定めた。
(b) The Si ζ5I component has f2,9. It is 9;4-, which is suitable for holding the revived high tension sword body 1 of IJL note, but its content is 0.
If the diameter exceeds 050φ, the Rin-like t<curvature properties will deteriorate due to the formation of so-called island scales.
The Sl mountain 'I'J'' 11 was determined to be 0°50% or less.

(C)1〜in f\’rn 成分に(′よ、同浴強化によりて鋼を強化
するとともにy1′1の焼入れ性を向上し、パーライト
粒の分散化による7、:3部延性をも向上する作用が8
9必要な強度を得るためには0.50%以上の含有かが
必要であるが、その話不htが1゜2%舎越えると倫温
′A−態5.11域が混ざった2相とな9、低降伏比と
なる上、コストも上昇することから、λ4n 含有相、
ヲ0.50〜1゜2係と矩めた。
(C) In the 1~in f\'rn component (', the same bath strengthens the steel and improves the hardenability of y1'1, and also improves the ductility of the 7,:3 part by dispersing pearlite grains. The effect of improving is 8.
9 In order to obtain the necessary strength, it is necessary to contain 0.50% or more, but if the content exceeds 1.2%, a two-phase mixture of Rintemp'A-state 5.11 range will occur. Tona9, the λ4n-containing phase has a low yield ratio and increases cost.
It was estimated to be between 0.50 and 1°2.

(d、)  S Sば、硫化物を生成し、加工性を劣化させるので用尺的
に少ない方が望ましいが、その含有量が0.015%以
下であれは所望の7Jli工性を砕保できることから、
S含有量の上限を0.015 %と定めた。
(d,) S S produces sulfides and deteriorates workability, so it is desirable to have a small amount in terms of size, but if the content is less than 0.015%, it will affect the desired workability. Because it is possible,
The upper limit of the S content was set at 0.015%.

(C)J〜l Al (sn6.A、g ) Id e:1t7)脱r
l+y剤ト12”C’rT効なもノTめるが、イーの参
〇ft・が0.005係未c1々では脱ヅの〃l宋が期
待できなくなり、他方0.080係を越えて含有させて
も脱酸の効!!4が飽困1してそれ以上の効果が邦1待
できなくなることから、kl  含有量を0.005〜
0.080チと限定した。
(C) J~l Al (sn6.A, g) Ide:1t7) De-r
l + y agent t 12"C'rT effect is also effective, but Yi's 〇ft・ is 0.005 ratio and c 1 and 1, it is impossible to expect a desu〃Song, and on the other hand it exceeds 0.080 ratio. Even if it is contained, the deoxidizing effect!!4 becomes saturated and no further effect can be expected, so the kl content should be increased from 0.005 to
It was limited to 0.080 chi.

(f)  P P成分(徒1.弛旭に毎全固溶強化させる作用を有して
おち、鍋の強度をよシ一層向上する必要がある拮1合に
積極的に添加するものであるが、その含有量が0゜10
φヲ越訝−ると結晶粒界の脆化を生ずるように/rるこ
とから、P含有量は0.10チ以下と定めた。
(f) PP component (1. It has the effect of strengthening the total solid solution during relaxation and is actively added to the pot where it is necessary to further improve the strength of the pot. However, its content is 0°10
If φ is exceeded, grain boundaries become brittle, so the P content was determined to be 0.10 or less.

(!:)  心j N成分にも、Pと同様に、廉価に鋼を同浴強化さぐる作
用が存するものであるが、0.0300%を九名えて合
宿させるとpll待時フクレを生じ、かつη1)工1テ
1−を・劣化沁ぜるようになることがら、へ含不’ ′
i+1.’ r、t (1,cl :(00%以下と定
めた。
(!:) Similar to P, the N component also has the effect of strengthening steel in the same bath at a low cost, but if nine people are trained at 0.0300%, it will cause blisters during PLL waiting. And η1) It does not include the possibility of deterioration of the process.
i+1. ' r, t (1, cl: (Set as 00% or less.

(1リ   (Σa C3I・2分にに[、介在物の形状調整作用により鋼の
)Ju工h1.’、 ’9r:回上させる作用があるの
で、加工性ヲより一層回−ヒせしめる必要がある場合に
冷7Ji] ’iU有せしめら4t′シるものでらるが
、帆010%を越えで含イ1きせると鋼中の介在物量が
多くなり、添ijD目的とは逆(C加工性を劣fヒする
こととなるので、 ca含イ〕紗は帆010条以下と定
めた。
(1ri (Σa C3I・2 minutes) Ju machining h1.', '9r: There is an effect of turning the steel due to the shape adjustment effect of inclusions, so it is necessary to press the turning even more to improve workability. If there is cold 7Ji] 'iU with 4t', but if the steel is added with 10% or more, the amount of inclusions in the steel will increase, which is opposite to the purpose of adding ijD (C Since this would result in poor workability, the gauze containing ca was determined to be 010 or less.

B、熱スラブの温度をAr3点以下に下けない311・
出 )L・ト釘1遣によってイ3Iられた熱スラブの得度を
へr3点↓ソ、1’ !?二丁けることなく引@続いて
熱間出帆に伺すのは、VJ′加熱に必似な加熱炉の健相
原単位愛なくするtz味と、 Ar3.貞jソ下に降温
するとべがAβf〜としてar串(−1て1−7づって
%固溶へによる強化作用が]E薔っねるためである。
B. The temperature of the thermal slab cannot be lowered below Ar3 point 311.
Out) The score of the heat slab that was damaged by L.T nail 1 is 3 points ↓ So, 1'! ? What we will be looking at in the next hot sail is the tz taste that eliminates the healthy basic unit of the heating furnace, which is similar to VJ' heating, and Ar3. This is because when the temperature is lowered to a lower temperature, the metal becomes Aβf~ (the strengthening effect of -1 to 1-7% solid solution).

’−”  I’F <’+!−系不了温度(圧延仕上は
温匹)−′1′、 l 101は、そ;・1板の伸ひ、
!!81I性及O・降伏点に与える最終仕上けrfl?
を度の影響を示T1ンIで3]】す、これは、C: O
−16〜O−2f) % −”: O−1〜O−2’+
5 。
'-'I'F<'+!- System failure temperature (rolling finish is warm) -'1', l 101 is;
! ! Final finish applied to 81I property and O yield point rfl?
This shows the effect of degree T1 in I3], which is C: O
-16~O-2f) %-": O-1~O-2'+
5.

Mn: 0.8−1.0% 、 S : 0.002〜
0.010% 。
Mn: 0.8-1.0%, S: 0.002~
0.010%.

Al: 0.01〜0.05裂。Al: 0.01-0.05 fissure.

N : o、o O60〜帆0150係。N: o, o O60-Sail 0150 staff.

P : 0.020〜0.080係。P: 0.020-0.080.

Ca:0〜0.005受 を含有し、残部が実′電的にFeである鋼を、連続鋳造
にて2001.・4・厚のスラブとした後、 Ar3点
以下ににト温することなく1−昨1.1体匝り1二し゛
て得た2゜5 twr Jiノの熱廷板について行った
調査結果である。
A steel containing 0 to 0.005 Ca and the balance being Fe was continuously cast in 2001.・Results of an investigation conducted on a 2°5 twr JI hot plate obtained by making a 4-thick slab and then heating it to below Ar 3 points without heating it to 1-12 times. It is.

gF 1図からは、最終仕上は温度(1に延えシー了温
度)がAr3.Hよりも低くなると、フェライト族での
月二帆を含むこととなって初析フェライトが加工される
ために降伏点が著しく高くな95寸だカリニ性(伸び)
も劣化することがわかる。一方、最終仕上り温度が(A
r3点+50℃)よりも陥いn、A度になると、圧延に
よるオーステナイトのill J、j7化効果が不十分
なために相識の粗粒子ヒが顕著とな9、延性並0・eζ
ワ1j性の劣化を生ずることとなることが明らかである
。従って、圧延終了温度を(Ar 3点+50℃)〜A
r3点の温度と定めた。
From Figure gF1, the final finishing temperature (extended to 1 and the sealing temperature) is Ar3. If it is lower than H, the yield point will be extremely high due to the processing of pro-eutectoid ferrite, which will include the ferrite group and the carininity (elongation).
It can be seen that it also deteriorates. On the other hand, the final finishing temperature is (A
When the degree of depression (n, A) is higher than the point (r3 point + 50°C), the effect of turning austenite into ill J, J7 by rolling is insufficient, so the coarse grains of the phase become noticeable9, and the ductility is about 0.
It is clear that this results in deterioration of the wire performance. Therefore, the rolling end temperature should be set from (Ar 3 points + 50℃) to A
The temperature at point r3 was determined.

D、  圧延終了後の冷却速度 圧延終了後の冷却速度が60℃/Secを下回るとフェ
ライト粒が粗粒となり、加工性並びに靭性の劣化を招く
ことから、上記冷却速度f:60℃/Sec以」二と定
めた。
D. Cooling rate after the end of rolling If the cooling rate after the end of rolling is less than 60°C/Sec, the ferrite grains will become coarse, leading to deterioration of workability and toughness. ”2.

第2図は、鋼板のフェライト粒度煮、伸ひ及O・靭性に
与える圧延後の冷却速度の影響を示す図であり、最終仕
上は温度の影響を肖べたときと同じ条件で熱スラブを直
接圧延し、それぞれの最終仕上温度を(Ar3点+50
℃)〜Ar3点とした2゜6鶴厚の鋼板Vこついて調べ
たものである。第2図からも、圧延終了後の冷却速度が
60℃/SeCi下回ると前eb諸時特性劣化すること
が明らかである。。
Figure 2 shows the influence of the cooling rate after rolling on the ferrite grain size, elongation, O, and toughness of a steel plate. The final finishing temperature of each (Ar 3 points + 50
The results were investigated using a 2°6-thick steel plate V with three points ranging from ℃) to Ar. It is also clear from FIG. 2 that if the cooling rate after rolling is less than 60° C./SeCi, the pre-EB characteristics deteriorate at various times. .

冷却速度の上限については格別な制限を必要とするもの
ではないが、冷却速度が棒軸1に速くなるとベイナイト
が混入することとなるので、60〜150°に/sec
の冷却速度を好ましいfLL囲として推奨できる。
The upper limit of the cooling rate does not require any special restriction, but if the cooling rate becomes faster than the rod axis 1, bainite will be mixed in, so the upper limit of the cooling rate should be set at 60 to 150°/sec.
A cooling rate of

つ−i、9、圧延後の冷却速度が遅い場合には、上述し
たように%圧延後の粗大γ粒から初析フェライトが析出
・成長することとなって粗大なフェライト粒を形成し、
極端な靭性劣化を招く」二、第二相であるパーライト部
も太きくなって加工性をも劣化することから、特に下限
値の60 ”C/ 5eCfr:”F回らないように冷
却速度の制御を十分実施する必要がるる。
9. If the cooling rate after rolling is slow, as mentioned above, pro-eutectoid ferrite will precipitate and grow from the coarse γ grains after rolling, forming coarse ferrite grains.
2. The pearlite part, which is the second phase, also becomes thicker and deteriorates workability, so the cooling rate must be controlled to avoid exceeding the lower limit of 60C/5eCfr:'F. It is necessary to fully implement the following.

L、加速冷却終了温V(巻取り温度) 巻取り温度を500〜ムis 点としたのは、その温度
が500℃を越えるとklNが析出して固溶Nによる強
化が期待できなくなシ、一方、Ms 点未沿の温度で巻
取ると、いわゆる二相鋼となってし答って降伏点が低く
なシすぎ、その用途が限定されてしまうからである。
L, Accelerated cooling end temperature V (coiling temperature) The reason why the coiling temperature was set at 500 to 100°C is because if the temperature exceeds 500°C, klN will precipitate and strengthening by solid solution N cannot be expected. On the other hand, if the steel is wound at a temperature outside the Ms point, it will become a so-called duplex steel and its yield point will be too low, limiting its uses.

更r5巻取り温度を500℃以下とすることにより、P
の粒界偏析による脆化を防止することができ、従ってP
の多量添カロが可能になることからも、巻取シ温度を5
00℃以下にすることが有利である。
Furthermore, by setting the r5 winding temperature to 500°C or less, P
It is possible to prevent embrittlement due to grain boundary segregation of P.
Since it is possible to add a large amount of calories, the winding temperature can be lowered to 5.
Advantageously, the temperature is below 00°C.

なお、この発明の方法において;」象となる(:iは、
通′1ニジの箔)・]′l炉にてn7以、脱」も成分調
鷲をンよされ(必友に比、して脱ガス処理鞘付っても良
いことはもらろんで2ちる)、連に、”1;鋳造された
後、熱間圧延されるが、出≦・止開始YI11−1Y度
には特VC制限が、ないけJtども、連続:l]Af 
J貨で得られたi’/%スラブをノ’tr3点以下に降
温することなく直接圧延することが肝侠でりることは前
述の通9で必る。ここで、[i亘接圧娘Jとは、〔θ接
?俤間圧廷設(j+i+に品スラブを送って圧延するか
、或いはひスラブを一旦加熱炉に装入して軽υ]1熱又
は1:ri保保熱用圧延るという意味である。
In addition, in the method of this invention;
(N7 and above) In the furnace, the ingredients must be adjusted. After being cast, it is hot-rolled, but there are no special VC restrictions on starting ≤/stopping YI11-1Y degrees.
It is essential to directly roll the i'/% slab obtained with J pieces without lowering the temperature to 3 points or less as mentioned above. Here, [i-tangential pressure daughter J is [θ-tangential? This means rolling the product slab by sending it to j+i+, or charging the slab to a heating furnace and then rolling it at 1 heat or 1:ri for heat retention.

次いで、この発明を実施列により比リツ例全対比しなが
C) lts?IJjする1、 実施例 1ラ−1′1・6法にて、C: 0.15乃、 Si:
 Q。1饅。
Next, let's compare all the examples of this invention according to the implementation sequence.C) lts? IJj 1, Example 1 La-1'1-6 method, C: 0.15, Si:
Q. 1 rice cake.

k′ln: 0.829:r 、 P : 0.015
%、 S : o、o O5% 。
k'ln: 0.829:r, P: 0.015
%, S: o, o O5%.

Ae: 0.04力、 N : o、o O62チを含
有する釣を酊製し、連舷・鋳造にで250訳厚のスラブ
としグζ後、第1表に示される如き条件にて圧延し、3
゜5nパZ1!、、’!の熱妊板を製造した。なお、と
のぐ(1のAr3点は780℃て゛、ムIS ル、停止
105°Cでらつだ。
Ae: 0.04 force, N: o, o A piece containing O62 was made into a slab with a thickness of 250 mm by rolling and casting, and then rolled under the conditions shown in Table 1. 3
゜5npa Z1! ,,'! A thermal pregnancy plate was manufactured. In addition, the Ar 3 points in (1) are 780°C, the IS room is 105°C, and the temperature is 105°C.

−& 7’(−1q′: l直における「通常加熱法」
とは、連(,1炉31゛、スラブを一旦家ty tで冷
却し、熱間圧延の人−めに再O・高譚;(1200℃)
に加熱する方法でろρ、「再7Jl]熱法」とは、連続
鋳迄スラブをAr3点見下見下00℃)にまで冷却後、
熱間圧延のために11〕ひ胃・温に加熱する方法であり
、「直接圧延」とは、】ル糾・、2ノ+応熱スラブをA
r3点以下に降温、することなくその捷捷I″イ扱熱ロ
11圧延する方法を()1ずものである。
- &7'(-1q':"Normal heating method" in direct mode)
(1 furnace 31゛, the slab is once cooled at home, and then re-O. (1200℃) for the hot rolling staff.
The "re-7Jl heating method" refers to the method of heating the continuous casting slab to 00℃ (00℃) under three points of Ar.
For hot rolling, it is a method of heating the slab to a temperature of 11.
This is a method of rolling with rolling without lowering the temperature to below the r3 point.

そして、この」二うにしてイ詳られた侘板の71,5性
、1(;0に7.l[l熱炉の−12り刺片単位を81
11足し、その紅i里も551才・、・に併せて示した
And, the 71.5 nature of the board which was detailed in this way, 1 (; 0 to 7.1
Add 11, and Beniiri is also 551 years old.

ハ): 1.6S、 K示される結果からも明らかなよ
うに、不発す1の方法に」:れは、太1nな省エネルギ
ーが回速すると共に、代れた加工はとも・性とを有する
高強度釦1.板が(14ら才するのに対して1通常加熱
法である比り・x法1で(り1、狙いとする5 (+ 
Kりf/mイリ上の1井ζ%ljさな・5′、わ、1で
きないにしかりでなく、多h)のフ用熱匁炉・料を必役
としておυ、1」)法)熱法でるる比較法2で41、若
干の諺エネルギーと(、づ−なるけれども、得られるρ
板の特If−F:は比較法]と同レベルでL7かない。
C): 1.6S, KAs is clear from the results shown, method 1, which failed to produce results, has great energy savings and speed, and alternative processing has both advantages and disadvantages. High strength button 1. Compared to the normal heating method (1) when the board is (14 years old), x method (1) (1, aiming at 5 (+
1 well ζ% lj on Kri f/m iri, 5', wa, 1, not only can't be done, but also requires a thermal momme furnace for multih), υ, 1') method. ) Thermal method is Ruru Comparative method 2 is 41, some proverbial energy and (, zu-naru, but the obtained ρ
If-F: of the board is at the same level as the comparative method] and does not have L7.

、そ[7て、比較法3ば11f続ζり端スラブを直接圧
延したもので、大唾1な省エネルギーを図力、るが。
[7]Comparative method 3 is a product in which the continuous beveled end slab is directly rolled, resulting in significant energy savings.

圧延仕上温度、冷却速度、及び巻取湿四−共に不発。Finishing rolling temperature, cooling rate, and winding humidity all failed.

明の0囲から外れているために得られる鋼板の特性は比
較法1及び2よりも劣った結果となっている。、廿だ、
比較法6〜10は、仕上流度、冷却速度及び巻取温度の
いずれかが本発明の範囲から外れているものであり、得
られる銀板は、やはり本発明方法で得られるものに比し
て特性が明らかに劣fヒしたものとなっている。
The characteristics of the steel sheet obtained are inferior to Comparative Methods 1 and 2 because the method is outside the 0 range of brightness. , 廿,
In Comparative Methods 6 to 10, any of the finishing degree, cooling rate, and winding temperature are outside the range of the present invention, and the obtained silver plates are also compared to those obtained by the method of the present invention. The characteristics are clearly inferior.

実施例 それぞれ第2表に示される如き成分組成の鋼を常法辿す
l’i’−n:列し、連続鋳造にて200m1厚のスラ
ブとした後、引き続いてAr3点り、下に降温すること
なく直接圧延した。その除の圧延条件は、圧延開始温F
5 : 1000℃、仕上温度:800℃、冷却速度:
80℃/SeC,巻取温度:450℃であp1得られた
pl板の板厚は4.5肪であった。
In each of the examples, steel having the composition as shown in Table 2 was cast in a conventional manner and cast into a slab of 200 m1 thickness by continuous casting, followed by heating at 3 points of Ar and lowering the temperature. Rolled directly without rolling. The rolling conditions for this removal are rolling start temperature F
5: 1000℃, finishing temperature: 800℃, cooling rate:
80°C/SeC, coiling temperature: 450°C, and the thickness of the PL plate obtained was 4.5 mm.

このようにしてイ(Iられた熱延fil仮の諸特註を測
定した結果も、第2狡に併せて示した。
The results of measuring the various characteristics of the hot-rolled film prepared in this way are also shown in the second report.

第2表に示される結果からも明らかなように。As is clear from the results shown in Table 2.

本発明方法11〜18によれは優れたり1工註と靭性と
を有する高強度鋼板が得られるのに対して。
Whereas methods 11 to 18 of the present invention yield high-strength steel plates having excellent warpage and toughness.

(iユ(の化学成分組成が本発明の範囲から外れている
ものを使用した比較法19〜23では、加工性或いは靭
性に劣る鋼板しか得られないことがわかる1、上述のよ
うに、この発明によれば、加工性、靭灼己、及び強度が
ともVC優れた熱延冒張力州j根を、エネルギー消費針
受なく低コストで製造することが可能となるなど、工業
上有用な効果が得られるのである。
It can be seen that Comparative Methods 19 to 23, which use materials whose chemical compositions are outside the scope of the present invention, yield only steel plates with inferior workability or toughness1. According to the invention, it is possible to produce hot-rolled tensile strength sheets with excellent workability, toughness, and strength at low cost without energy-consuming needlework, and other industrially useful effects. is obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図はfl’4板の伸び、靭性及び降伏点に与える最
終仕上は温度の影響を示す図、第2図は鉛板のフェライ
ト粒度A、伸ひ及び靭性に力える圧延後の?’n却速変
速度響1示す図である。 第7留 Ar5−5o”c  AYs   Ar3+5oCA7
+1oo℃最 Fくイf: L fLL
Figure 1 shows the effect of temperature on final finish on elongation, toughness and yield point of fl'4 plate, and Figure 2 shows the effect of ferrite grain size A, elongation and toughness of lead plate after rolling. It is a diagram showing the speed change sound 1. 7th station Ar5-5o”c AYs Ar3+5oCA7
+1oo℃ maximum F: L fLL

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 fl、I  C: 0.12〜0,25%、31: t
)、50係μ下、 庵: 0.50〜1.2%、 s : o、o i s%%以下 M: 0.005〜o、o s o係、作及び不可避不
純物:rAり、 から成る成分組成(以上重付裂)の鋼を連続鋳造してス
ラブとした後、該スラブの温度をAr3点以下に下げる
ことなく引き続いて熱間圧延を行い、(Ar3点+50
°C)〜Ar3点の温度で圧延を終了後、500℃〜M
、s点の温度域まで60℃/ 880以上の冷却速度で
加速冷却し、巻取ることを特徴とする、加工用熱延高張
力鋼板の製造方法。 (2)C:0012〜0.25饅、 Si: Q。50%以下、 Mn:Q。50〜1.2%、 S:0゜015%以下、 Al:  0.0 0 5〜O8080襲、を含有する
とともに、更に、 P二〇。10%以下、 N : 0.0300 %以下、 Ca: 0.010 % 以下、 のうちの1種以上をも含み、 Fe及び不可避不純物:残ジ、 から成る成分組成(以上重量%)の鋼を連続鋳造してス
ラブとした後、該スラブの温度をAr3点以下に下ける
ことなく引き続いて熱間圧延を行い、(A13点+50
℃)〜Ar3点の温間で圧延を終了後、500 ’C−
Ms 点の温度域まで60℃/SeC以上の冷却速度で
加速冷却し、巻取ることを特徴とする、加工用熱延高張
力銅板の製造方法、。
[Claims] fl, IC: 0.12 to 0.25%, 31: t
), below 50μ, hermitage: 0.50 to 1.2%, s: o, ois%% or less M: 0.005 to o, o s o, production and unavoidable impurities: rA, from After continuous casting of steel with the following chemical composition (heavily cracked) to form a slab, hot rolling is performed without lowering the temperature of the slab below Ar3 point, (Ar3 point +50
After finishing rolling at a temperature of 3 points (°C) to Ar, 500°C to M
, a method for producing a hot-rolled high-strength steel sheet for processing, the method comprising accelerated cooling at a cooling rate of 60° C./880° C. or higher to a temperature range of point s, and winding the sheet. (2) C: 0012-0.25, Si: Q. 50% or less, Mn:Q. 50 to 1.2%, S: 0°015% or less, Al: 0.005 to O8080, and further contains P20. 10% or less; N: 0.0300% or less; Ca: 0.010% or less. After continuous casting to form a slab, hot rolling was performed without lowering the temperature of the slab below Ar3 point (A13 point +50
℃)~After finishing the rolling at 3 warm points of Ar, 500'C-
A method for producing a hot-rolled high-strength copper plate for processing, comprising accelerated cooling at a cooling rate of 60° C./SeC or higher to a temperature range of Ms point, and winding.
JP8340583A 1983-05-12 1983-05-12 Manufacture of hot-rolled high-tension steel sheet for working Granted JPS59208019A (en)

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