SAUD SALEEM, MICHAEL VYNNYCKY
The work presented here examines the surface cracks that can form during the continuous casting of near peritectic steels due to the volume changes during the peritectic reaction/transformation. The investigated samples were collected during plant trials from two different steel grades. The role and mode of the peritectic reaction/transformation are found to depend on the composition of the alloy, resulting in different types of surface cracks. The effect of the local variation in the cooling rate on the formation of the different types of cracks present in each steel grade is demonstrated, highlighting factors such as the formation of oscillation marks. Additionally, the enhanced severity of the surface and internal oxidation, which depends on the alloy composition and consequent peritectic reaction, is discussed. Experimental and theoretical studies show that different types of surface cracks can occur in peritectic steels depending upon the alloy composition and cooling rate, both of which define the fraction of the remaining liquid upon completion of the peritectic reaction/transformation.
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