Application of Calcium Treatment to Sulfur Gear Steel 20CrMo

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Based on the thermodynamic calculation, the conditions of calcium treatment to sulfur gear steel are analyzed and the samples of rolled steel are studied. Results show that Calcium treatment to melting steel after RH refining can make the sulfide inclusions and calcium aluminates bind together and form the spindle shaped low melting compound inclusions. In the meanwhile, controlling of w (O) in steel below 0.0012% before calcium treatment is more beneficial to modify the Al2O3 and sulfide by the added calcium and to form the oxide-sulfide compound inclusions only if w (AlS) in steel is adjusted to 0.015%~0.025% before continuous casting. The Ca wire should also be fed at higher temperature.

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DOI: 10.1002/srin.199101297

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