| 英文摘要 |
The effects of amount, type and morphology of inclusions on the rusting behavior of shear surface of cold-rolled steel sheets have been investigated in this study. The fractional gas analysis (FGA), humidity cabinet test, electrochemical method and micro-corrosion test were employed. The main results are shown as follows. (1) The variation of type of oxide inclusion was related to the del-oxygen process. The main inclusion was transformed from SiO2 base oxide to Al2O3 base oxide and MnS inclusion precipitated in the matrix or the outside of oxide inclusion while the addition of Al increased. (2) The rusting possibility of the shear surface decreased with increasing oxygen content and increased with increasing S and Mn contents in the inclusion. (3) The Eo and Eeq of the cold-rolled steel decreased with the increase of S content, while the relationship between τ and S content was not clear. (4) The corrosion current densities of surface and cross section raised with increasing the S content, especially in the cross section. (5) The inclusion was the main pitting initiation site, particularly the MnS and the complex oxi-sulfide inclusion. |