Morphology and Precipitation Kinetics of MnS in Low��Carbon Steel During Thin Slab Continuous Casting Process
YU Hao1,KANG Yong��lin1,ZHAO Zheng��zhi1,SUN Hao2
1. School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China; 2. Jinan Iron and Steel Technical Center, Jinan Iron and Steel Group Co, Jinan 250101, Shandong, China
Morphology and Precipitation Kinetics of MnS in Low��Carbon Steel During Thin Slab Continuous Casting Process
YU Hao1,KANG Yong��lin1,ZHAO Zheng��zhi1,SUN Hao2
1. School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China; 2. Jinan Iron and Steel Technical Center, Jinan Iron and Steel Group Co, Jinan 250101, Shandong, China
ժҪ The morphology of manganese sulfide formed during thin slab continuous casting process in low��carbon steel produced by compact strip production (CSP) technique was investigated. Using transmission electron microscopy analysis, it was seen that a majority of manganese sulfides precipitated at austenite grain boundaries, the morphologies of which were spherical or close to the spherical shape and the size of MnS precipitates ranged from 30 nm to 100 nm. A mathematical model of the manganese sulfide precipitation in this process was developed based on classical nucleation theory. Under the given conditions, the starting and finishing precipitation temperatures of MnS in the continuous casting thin slab of the studied low��carbon steel are 1 189 �� and 1 171 ��, respectively, and the average diameter of MnS precipitates is about 48 nm within this precipitation temperature range. The influences of chemical components and thermo��mechanical processing conditions on the precipitation behavior of MnS in the same process were also discussed.
Abstract��The morphology of manganese sulfide formed during thin slab continuous casting process in low��carbon steel produced by compact strip production (CSP) technique was investigated. Using transmission electron microscopy analysis, it was seen that a majority of manganese sulfides precipitated at austenite grain boundaries, the morphologies of which were spherical or close to the spherical shape and the size of MnS precipitates ranged from 30 nm to 100 nm. A mathematical model of the manganese sulfide precipitation in this process was developed based on classical nucleation theory. Under the given conditions, the starting and finishing precipitation temperatures of MnS in the continuous casting thin slab of the studied low��carbon steel are 1 189 �� and 1 171 ��, respectively, and the average diameter of MnS precipitates is about 48 nm within this precipitation temperature range. The influences of chemical components and thermo��mechanical processing conditions on the precipitation behavior of MnS in the same process were also discussed.
YU Hao;KANG Yong��lin;ZHAO Zheng��zhi;SUN Hao. Morphology and Precipitation Kinetics of MnS in Low��Carbon Steel During Thin Slab Continuous Casting Process[J]. �й������ڿ���, 2006, 13(5): 0-30.
YU Hao;KANG Yong��lin;ZHAO Zheng��zhi;SUN Hao. Morphology and Precipitation Kinetics of MnS in Low��Carbon Steel During Thin Slab Continuous Casting Process. Chinese Journal of Iron and Steel, 2006, 13(5): 0-30.
2006, Vol. 13 