Study on Formation Mechanism of Frame-Shaped Segregation in 40Cr Wire Rod Rolled from Bloom

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This paper has studied the formation mechanism of frame-shaped segregation in 40Cr wire rod rolled from bloom by means of the composition measurement, the electron microscopic observation and the energy spectrum analysis method. The results show that the frame-shaped segregation in wire rod originated from the positive segregation in columnar-to-equiaxed grain transition zone of bloom. The main influence factors are the solidification behavior of liquid steel in columnar-to-equiaxed grain transition zone, the temperature gradient of different solidification regions in bloom, the diffusion rate of the solute and inclusions in transition zone and so on. It may reduce the frame-shaped segregation by improving the purity of liquid steel, adopting the electromagnetic stirring in secondary cooling zone and enhancing the cooling intensity of the secondary cooling zone.

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