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The evolution of inclusions in oriented silicon steel during the manufacturing process was carried out by chemical composition analysis, non-aqueous electrolytic corrosion, and thermodynamic calculation. The morphology, composition, and size… Click to show full abstract
The evolution of inclusions in oriented silicon steel during the manufacturing process was carried out by chemical composition analysis, non-aqueous electrolytic corrosion, and thermodynamic calculation. The morphology, composition, and size of inclusions were analyzed introducing field emission scanning electron microscope. The oxides were mainly formed during the secondary refining, and the nitrides, sulfides, and compounds were formed during the solidification and cooling of steel in the processes of continuous casting and hot rolling.
Journal Title: Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B
Year Published: 2018
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