New steel plate with higher impact toughness than P690QL2 steel plate for LPG ship storage tanks and production method thereof
A technology of impact toughness and steel plates, which is applied in the field of steel plate production for marine storage tanks. It can solve the problems of insufficient safety factor and low low-temperature impact toughness, and achieve the effects of reasonable composition design, improved low-temperature impact toughness, and improved strength and toughness.
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[0045] This embodiment provides a new type of steel plate with higher impact toughness than the P690QL2 steel plate for LPG ship storage tanks, including the following chemical components in mass percentages: C 0.07, Si 0.15, Mn 1.10, P 0.007, S 0.003, Als 0.035, Nb 0.035, V0.035, Ni 1.2, Cr 0.35, Mo 0.30 and B 0.0009, the balance is Fe and residual elements;
[0046] The welding crack sensitivity index of the P690QL2 steel plate of Example 1: Pcm=C+Si / 30+Mn / 20+Cu / 20+Ni / 60+Cr / 20+Mo / 15+V / 10+5B=0.195<0.26 %.
[0047] The reheat crack sensitivity index of the above P690QL2 steel plate: PSR=Cr+Cu+2Mo+10V+7Nb+5Ti-2=-0.455<0.
[0048] The thickness of the above P690QL2 original steel ingot is 550mm, the thickness of the finished product is 16mm, the compression ratio is 550 / 16=34>6,
[0049] Its production methods include:
[0050] For the KR pretreatment of the molten iron, remove the slag before and after the molten iron arrives at the station. The thickness of the slag layer o...
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[0059] This embodiment provides a new type of steel plate with higher impact toughness than the P690QL2 steel plate for LPG ship storage tanks, including the following chemical components in mass percentages: C 0.07, Si 0.15, Mn 1.15, P 0.008, S 0.002, Als 0.033, Nb 0.038, V0.040, Ni 1.30, Cr 0.40, Mo 0.40 and B 0.0008, the balance is Fe and residual elements;
[0060] The welding crack sensitivity index of the P690QL2 steel plate of Example 2: Pcm=0.209<0.26%.
[0061] Reheat crack sensitivity index: PSR=Cr+Cu+2Mo+10V+7Nb+5Ti-2=-0.184<0.
[0062] The P690QL2 original steel ingot thickness of embodiment 2 is 680mm, the finished product thickness is 50mm, compression ratio 680 / 50=13.6>6:
[0063] The difference between the production method of the P690QL2 steel plate and that in Example 1 is: the molten iron is pretreated with KR, the sulfur cycle is 25 minutes, and the desulfurization temperature drop is 20°C. After refining and heating, 1350Kg of lime and 130Kg of fluorite ...
Embodiment 3
[0065] This embodiment provides a new type of steel plate with higher impact toughness than the P690QL2 steel plate for LPG ship storage tanks, including the following chemical components in mass percentages: C 0.08, Si 0.13, Mn 1.23, P 0.006, S 0.002, Als 0.032, Nb 0.040, V0.050, Ni 1.40, Cr 0.35, Mo 0.40 and B 0.0010, the balance is Fe and residual elements;
[0066] The welding crack sensitivity index of the P690QL2 steel plate of Example 3: Pcm=0.223<0.26%.
[0067] Reheat crack sensitivity index: PSR=Cr+Cu+2Mo+10V+7Nb+5Ti-2=-0.07<0.
[0068] The thickness of the P690QL2 original steel ingot in Example 3 is 720mm, the thickness of the finished product is 80mm, and the compression ratio is 720 / 80=9>6:
[0069]The difference between the production method of this P690QL2 steel plate and that in Examples 1 and 2 is that in the rolling process, the thickness of the billet is 350mm, the thickness of the rough rolling cold steel is 130mm, the finish rolling is 760°C, the final r...
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