| 英文摘要 |
Before the cold-roll process, pickling is applied to the hot-rolled coils to remove the oxide scale on the surface. The pickling efficiency is affected by the scale properties. Understanding of the relationship between these two is the main purpose of this study. Three hot-rolled coils with same compositions were pickled at 85℃, under hydrochloric acids with three concentrations. The higher acid concentration, the shorter the pickling time for all these three steels. The pickling rate of oxide scale at various locations and coils are different. Basically, the oxide at the end coil is easier to be removed than the beginning coil. Magnetite (Fe3O4) is the major oxide structure for all these three coils. Hematite (Fe2O3) exists on most of the side area but not on the center of the coils. The oxide structures are complicated, either compact or loose, thick or thin, with or without hematite. They are all different at various positions, including outer or inner part, edge or center of steel coil. The major factors affecting the pickling rate are scale thickness, compactness, and the oxide structure, especially the amount and continuousness of hematite. |