journal article·2025-01

Influence of La addition on non-metallic inclusions of electrothermal FeCrAl alloy

Jie Qi, Qiaofu Chen, Yingying Dou, Jinhui Wang, Chengjun Liu, Maofa Jiang

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Aiming at the effect of rare earth La on the type and distribution of inclusions in electrothermal FeCrAl alloy, the three-dimensional morphology and composition of inclusions were observed and analyzed by SEM-EDS, and the size and quantity of inclusions were statistically analyzed. The results show that there is only Al 2O 3 inclusion at 1600 ℃. During solidification, with the increase of solid fraction in the alloy system, AlN precipitated at the front of solidification. After adding 0.0093 % La, Al 2O 3 was modified into LaAlO 3. When the amount of La was 0.0378 %, the main type of inclusion was LaAlO 3+La 2O 2S, the number of inclusions increased obviously, and the proportion of La 2O 2S increased gradually with the increase of heat preservation time. When the content of La was 0.0964 %, the proportion of La 2O 2S increased further. After heat preservation for 60 minutes, only La 2O 2S inclusion existed stably in the steel. The polymerization characteristics of inclusions have a significant influence on the particle size of inclusions. At 1600 ℃ for 60 minutes, LaAlO 3 showed a strong polymerization trend in the early stage of heat preservation, and the average particle size of inclusions first increased from 2.34 μ m to 3.31 μm and then decreased to 1.93 μ m. The trend of La 2O 2S polymerization is weak, and the average particle size of inclusions in the samples containing La 2O 2S is small and stable. In the early stage of heat preservation, the average particle size of inclusions is stable in the range of 1.8–2.0 μm.
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