| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the failure of a cooling pipe in ladle furnace water cooling lid. Through the actual field investigation, analyses of the material composition, macro and micro - fractographic study, analyses of both the corrosion product and the quality of cooling water, it was found a large amount of chloride - containing calcium sulfate deposited on the inner surface of the cooling pipe. Furthermore, there existed a large amount of radial microcracks in the inner tube. It revealed that the crystalline fracture was a transgranular type, which was also demonstrated that overheating never happened. Finally, some beach marks were observed on the fractured surface of the crack. About the crack of the weld, through macro- and microfractographic inspection and hardness measurement, we proposed that the crack was initiated by the porosity of incomplete fusion, and propagated toward the toe of the weld along the large hardness difference area. From the above analyses, we proposed the failure of the cooling pipe was corrosion fatigue. Corrosion was induced by the chlorides in cooling water, while fatigue was induced by the intermittent heating stress from high temperature carbon heater. |