| 英文摘要 |
In order to understand the oxide-scale characteristics, this study is to set up a hydraulic descaling apparatus in the present pilot-plant hot-rolling equipment of China Steel Corp. to simulate the manufacturing process of hot-rolled steel coils. Effects of different alloying elements, high-pressure hydraulic descaling lead angles, rolling temperatures, reduction ratios, and rolling directions on the structure and thickness of oxide scales have been investigated. The characterization of oxide scales was included X-ray diffraction, optical microscopy, and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) together with EDS line scanning. The results indicated that the optinum lead angle of descaling efficiency of the unalloyed carbon steel is 15°. The oxide scale was mainly composed of Fe3O4, however two oxides, Fe3O4 and Fe2O3, existed if the rolling temperature increased to above 1000℃. The reduction ratio and the rolling direction did not have significant effects on the composition and thickness of the scale of this steel. Metallic Cu was segregated in the internal scale of the steel with 0.32% Cu. However, no Ni segregation was observed in the steel. Segregation of Si was observed at the scale/substrate interface of the steel with 0.37% Si and the one with 0.40% Si and 0.48% Cr. However, no segregation of Cr was observed in the latter steel. |