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Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace

Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace

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10000 m.t./month

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 Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace

 

1.Structure of  Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace

 

Continue Casting Steel Billet Manufactured By Blasting Furnace is the raw material of all kinds of steel mill. Billet section of square, round, flat, rectangular and abnormity, etc Several, mainly related to shape of rolled products. Simple rolled section steel, choose cross section of square billet or rectangular billet. rolling The sector products such as flat steel, Angle steel, select the rectangular billet or slab. Had better profiled billet when production beams, channels, and in rolling process Lines and improve the yield. The raw material of round billet is the production of seamless tube. 


2.Main Features of  Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace.

Continue Casting Steel Billet Manufactured By Blasting Furnace section size should meet the requirements of rolling deformation and finished product quality, but also roll strength and biting condition of restrictions. General steel Billet section height H. And the roll diameter D The ratio of the ( namely H/D) Should be less than or equal to zero 0.5 . Length of steel billet by finishing temperature, Rolling time and the length of the product Or times ruler. When heated too long accident prone to bump the furnace wall of steel, too short, furnace bottom utilization rate is not high, influence the heating furnace production. For the production Choose a variety of steel and steel billet, should consider the affinities of billet, as far as possible in order to improve the productivity of the roughing mill, simplify the stock management of workshop.

      There are three shapes of the steel billets: square billet, slab, rectangular billet The Chinese billet, rectangular billet is mainly suitable for rolling hot rolled strip, building reinforced bar, Ordinary wire, high speed wire rod and various small profile. Of the slab are mainly used for rolling plate and hot coil sheet.

 

 

3.  Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace Images

 

 

 

Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace

Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace

 

 

 

4.  Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace Specification

 Continue Casting Steel Billet Manufactured By Blasting Furnace  rolled steel, after processing can be used for mechanical parts, forging parts, processing all kinds of steel, steel Q345B channel steel, wire rod is the role of the billet. Steel billet is used in the production of semi-finished products, generally cannot be used directly for the society. Steel billets and steel are strictly divided into standard, cannot decide to whether the business enterprise of the final product, and according to unified standards to perform the whole society. Typically, billet and the steel is relatively easy to distinguish, but for some steel billet, and have the same specification and same steel purposes (such as rolling tube billet), whether can be used for other industries, whether through steel processing process, whether through a finished product rolling mill processing to distinguish

Material standard The editor Range of thickness: 150-240 - mm + / - 5 mm width range: 880-1530 - mm + / - 20 mm Length: 3700-10000 - mm + / - 500 - mm Cross-sectional size: 64 * 64; 82 * 82; 98 * 98; 124 * 124; 120 * 150; 152 * 164; 152 * 170 mm Length: 9000 mm Section of tolerance: billet: 1.0 + / - 2.0-1.0 + / - 1.0 mm slab: width: + / - 2.0 mm thickness: + / - 3.0 mm The length tolerance: + / - 200 mm Section diagonal tolerance: 3.5-8.0 MM Billet section size protrusions requirements: < 1242 mm, do not allow; > = 1242 mm, < = 2 mm 1242 mm, < = 3 mm Beheading (shear) extension deformation: < 1242 mm billet: no control; The slab: < = 15 mm Surface tilt: no more than billet section 0.1 Bending: every 1 m length is not more than 10 mm The distortion: length < = 5 m, < = 11. ; The length of the < = 7.5 M, < = 5. Material % 3 sp/PS chemical composition: C Mn Si S P

 

5.FAQ of  Alloyed Steel Billet/Bloom by Continue Casting Blast Furnace

 

We have organized several common questions for our clientsmay help you sincerely 

 

①What kinds of the steel billet you have?

We usually export the Q195/215/235/275, size: 120*120/130*130/150*150*12000/6000mm steel billet to our customers..

 

②Could we get the third party quality inspecting report?

Sure, but the inspecting fee belong to our customers payment in advanced.

 

③What quality problem we could claim?

Any problem not meet the contract you can tell us and we will be respansible for you.

For example:The defect of billet according to its source can be divided into two categories:Lack of steelmaking and castingAnd the rolling defects caused by.From the defect of the parts and can be divided into two kinds of surface defects and internal defects.The main steel billet defectsThere should be: scar, crack, cracking and inclusions(See the non-metallic inclusions), shrinkage residual(See the shrinkage cavity), airbag, air bubble, insideCrack, burnt, internal heat, tail hole, teeth marks, folding, scratches, indentation, sag, Angle, bending(See the bending),Handle defects, torsion, crack, shear, mesh, cleaning up bad, skull patch, seam crack, split, out-of-tolerance and sizePitting, etc.

1)Airbags.Boiling steel billet shearing area appear similar to the defects of shrinkage cavity.Section on the vertical axis of symmetry of the tongueWave, wave gap in granular inclusions, blaze, discoloration, etc.Sometimes the surface of the bulge, tearing, shearing widthSuch as large surface phenomenon, finished product billet surface convex hull, cross section on the tongue shape wave, serious billet through a long hole.


 

Q: What is the cost of a steel billet?
The cost of a steel billet can vary depending on several factors such as the size, grade, market conditions, and supplier.
Q: How are steel billets inspected for internal and surface defects?
Steel billets are inspected for internal and surface defects through various methods, including visual inspection, ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle inspection, and eddy current testing. Visual inspection involves examining the billets for any visible defects such as cracks, holes, or surface irregularities. Ultrasonic testing utilizes high-frequency sound waves to detect internal defects by analyzing the reflected waves. Magnetic particle inspection uses magnetic fields and iron particles to identify surface cracks or defects that may not be visible to the naked eye. Eddy current testing involves passing an electrical current through the billets to identify surface defects or inconsistencies in conductivity. These inspection techniques ensure the quality and integrity of steel billets for further processing.
Q: How do steel billets contribute to the construction of bridges and infrastructure?
Steel billets are essential to the construction of bridges and infrastructure as they serve as the raw material for manufacturing various structural components. These billets, which are heated and then shaped into desired forms, provide the necessary strength and durability required to withstand heavy loads and harsh environmental conditions. They are frequently used to fabricate beams, columns, and other critical elements that make up the skeletal framework of bridges and infrastructure projects. Additionally, steel billets can be further processed to produce reinforcing bars, which enhance the structural integrity of concrete structures, such as foundations and roadways. Overall, steel billets play a vital role in ensuring the structural stability and longevity of bridges and infrastructure, making them indispensable in the construction industry.
Q: What is the typical weight of a steel billet?
The weight of a steel billet can differ based on its size and purpose, resulting in a range of common weights between 1,000 and 5,000 pounds (450 to 2,270 kilograms). This weight range grants flexibility in manufacturing processes and enables diverse applications across industries like construction, automotive, and manufacturing. It is crucial to acknowledge that distinct weight prerequisites might vary according to the steel billet's intended use and specifications.
Q: Billet production process
Two is the steel ingot produced by the steelmaking system or the continuous casting billet processed by the rolling equipment of the steel rolling system, and the three is the semi-finished product processed by the forging equipment of the steel ingot produced by the steelmaking system.
Q: What are the main challenges in the supply chain management of steel billets?
The main challenges in the supply chain management of steel billets include ensuring efficient transportation and logistics, managing inventory levels to avoid stockouts or excess inventory, dealing with fluctuating demand and production uncertainties, maintaining quality standards throughout the supply chain, and effectively collaborating with suppliers and customers to ensure timely delivery and customer satisfaction.
Q: Can steel billets be used for making architectural structures?
Yes, steel billets can be used for making architectural structures. Steel billets are semi-finished products that are typically cast into specific shapes and sizes before being further processed into different steel products. These billets can be used as a raw material for fabricating various architectural structures such as beams, columns, frames, and trusses. Steel is a widely used material in the construction industry due to its high strength, durability, and versatility. It offers several advantages over other construction materials, including its ability to withstand heavy loads, resist corrosion, and provide excellent fire resistance. Steel billets can be processed and shaped into different forms, allowing architects and engineers to create innovative and complex architectural designs. Furthermore, steel structures offer several benefits in terms of cost-effectiveness, speed of construction, and sustainability. Steel is a highly recyclable material, making it an environmentally friendly choice. The use of steel billets in architectural structures enables the construction of large and complex structures with greater precision and efficiency. Overall, steel billets can be effectively used in the construction of architectural structures, offering numerous advantages in terms of strength, durability, design flexibility, and sustainability.
Q: What are the different types of defects that can occur in steel billets?
There are several types of defects that can occur in steel billets, including surface cracks, internal voids, segregation, inclusions, and dimensional inconsistencies. These defects can affect the quality and structural integrity of the billets and may require further processing or remedial measures to ensure their suitability for use in various applications.
Q: What are the different surface treatments for improved machinability in steel billets?
There are several surface treatments that can be applied to steel billets to improve machinability. These treatments are designed to enhance the cutting performance and reduce tool wear during machining operations. Some common surface treatments for improved machinability in steel billets include: 1. Nitriding: Nitriding is a surface hardening treatment that uses nitrogen to create a hard and wear-resistant layer on the surface of the steel billet. This treatment improves the cutting performance and reduces tool wear during machining. 2. Carburizing: Carburizing is a process in which carbon is diffused into the surface of the steel billet to increase its hardness and wear resistance. This treatment improves machinability by creating a harder surface layer that can withstand higher cutting speeds and loads. 3. Coating: Various types of coatings can be applied to the surface of steel billets to reduce friction and improve machinability. Examples of such coatings include titanium nitride (TiN) and diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings. These coatings reduce tool wear and improve cutting performance. 4. Shot peening: Shot peening is a surface treatment that involves bombarding the surface of the steel billet with small spherical particles. This treatment induces compressive stress on the surface, which improves fatigue resistance and reduces the likelihood of crack initiation during machining. 5. Cold working: Cold working is a process in which the steel billet is deformed at room temperature to increase its hardness and improve machinability. This treatment can be achieved through processes such as cold rolling or cold drawing. It is important to note that the choice of surface treatment for improved machinability in steel billets depends on various factors such as the specific steel alloy, desired surface properties, and the intended machining process. Therefore, it is essential to consider these factors and consult with experts to determine the most suitable surface treatment for a particular application.
Q: What are the quality standards for steel billets?
The quality standards for steel billets typically include criteria such as chemical composition, dimensional accuracy, surface finish, mechanical properties, and internal soundness. These standards ensure that the steel billets meet the required specifications for various applications and guarantee their strength, durability, and suitability for further processing.

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