LOU Yanzhi;LIU Delu;NI Xiaoqing
中国钢铁期刊网. 2009, 16(4): 60-0.
Hot strips of low carbon steels with Ti additive [contain C 004%-007%, Si≤06%, Mn≤06%, Ti 006%-014% (mass percent)] produced by EAFCSP (Electric Arc FurnacesCompact Strip Production) process were examined by TEM, HREM and XRD. Carbonitrides with different N/C ratio were found in the samples. The varying composition of the Ticarbonitrides resulted from the supersaturation of Ti and temperature at which the compound was formed. In the tested steel, total mass fraction of the precipitates including cementite, carbonitride and a small quantity of Fe3O4, Al2O3, Ti2CS and AlN was about 0305%. XRD results showed that about a quarter of the powder extracted by electrolysis was titanium nitrides, carbonitrides and carbides. Particle arrays formed by interphase precipitation could be observed either in slabs or in hot strips. The dominant reaction mechanisms were discussed. Compared with the conventional cold charge process, small amount of Ti addition would be more effective for precipitation of fine precipitates in the steels produced by CSP process.