The invention relates to a technique of a
wire rod for producing a low-carbon
wire drawing. A production technique of converter - Ar-blowing refining -
continuous casting - highline mill is adopted currently, which has the advantages of low production cost and little carburization and
silicon-adding to the
molten steel, but has the disadvantages of poor refining effect,
high oxygen content, being difficult to deeply desulfurize and to remove inclusions, which influence the drawability of the wire rods, therefore, the technique of converter -
ladle furnace (LF) refining -
continuous casting - highline mill is invented, wherein, the LF
ladle refining adopts reduction operation, aluminum wires are fed to enhance the
molten steel to oxidize, then deoxidizers such as
calcium carbide, aluminum granules, etc. are added to carry out diffusive deoxidation, and the whole course stirring on the condition of bottom
argon-blowing is done simultaneously; when in refining, a white-
slag refining
system is adopted; before finishing the refining,
calcium iron wires are fed in the LF, and then stirring on the condition of soft
argon-blowing is done. The technique of the invention substitutes the original Ar-blowing refining with the
ladle furnace (LF) refining so as to realize deoxidation and desulfurization of the
molten steel and removal of the non-
metal inclusions by absorption, therefore, the (O) in the steel is less than 20 PPm and the (S) is less than 0.010 percent, and the amount of carburization and
silicon-adding to the molten steel can be respectively controlled within 0.02 percent; that
continuous casting heats of the molten steel are more than 10 heats is realized in the invention, thus improving the quality and
castability of the steel.