JPH11285783A - Apparatus for continuously casting tube - Google Patents
Apparatus for continuously casting tubeInfo
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Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】この発明は、有底の円筒状に
形成されその底部に形成された溶湯を出す流出口および
円筒状部に放射状に略等間隔で設けられた縦長のスリッ
トを有する良導電金属製のるつぼ内で被溶解金属を浮揚
状態で溶解し、その溶湯を連続鋳造して管を製造する管
の連続鋳造装置に関する。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a good cylindrical member having a bottom and an outlet for discharging molten metal formed at the bottom and a vertically long slit radially provided at substantially equal intervals in the cylindrical portion. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a continuous pipe casting apparatus for melting a metal to be melted in a floating state in a conductive metal crucible and continuously casting the molten metal to produce a pipe.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】従来の継ぎ目無し管の製造は、遠心鋳造
を行う比較的大径の鋳鉄管を除けば、溶湯から直接に管
を製造せず、先ず溶湯を鋳込んで丸棒状の鋳塊(インゴ
ット、ビレットなど)を作り、後方押し出し法、また
は、マンネスマン穿孔法などにより母管を製造してか
ら、前記母管を圧延して目的サイズの管を製造してい
た。2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a seamless pipe is manufactured by first casting a molten metal except for a relatively large-diameter cast iron pipe which is subjected to centrifugal casting. (An ingot, a billet, etc.), a mother pipe is manufactured by a backward extrusion method, a Mannesmann perforation method, or the like, and then the mother pipe is rolled to manufacture a pipe of a desired size.
【0003】図4は前述の従来礼の構成を示し、(a)
は溶解炉の断面図、(b)は鋳型の外観図、(c)は後
方押し出し法の摸想図、(d)はマンネスマン穿孔法の
要部の構成図を示す。この図4において、1は耐火物で
形成されたるつぼであり、図示されていない熱源により
直接、または間接に該るつぼ1の内部に投入された金属
を溶解して保持する。該るつぼ1で溶解された溶湯2は
鋳型3に鋳込まれて鋳塊4に鋳造される。そして、後方
押し出し法により管を製造する場合は、該鋳塊4を所定
の温度に加熱してからコンテナ5に装着してポンチ6を
前記鋳塊4の中央に押し込んで管を製造する。また、マ
ンネスマン穿孔法により管を製造する場合は、所定の温
度に加熱した鋳塊4を上下に角度を持たせて配置した太
鼓状のロール7の間に回転させながら挿入して、前記ロ
ール7の出側に配備したマンドレル9の先端の槍状のプ
ラグ8に連続して押し当てて、前記プラグ8で穿孔して
管を製造する。なお、上記の後方押し出し法、マンネス
マン穿孔法により製造される管は母管と呼ばれる管であ
り、この母管を圧延して所定サイズの管を製造するのが
一般的である。FIG. 4 shows the structure of the above-mentioned conventional bow, in which (a)
1 is a sectional view of a melting furnace, (b) is an external view of a mold, (c) is a schematic diagram of a backward extrusion method, and (d) is a configuration diagram of a main part of the Mannesmann perforation method. In FIG. 4, reference numeral 1 denotes a crucible made of a refractory, which melts and holds a metal charged into the crucible 1 directly or indirectly by a heat source (not shown). The molten metal 2 melted in the crucible 1 is cast into a mold 3 and cast into an ingot 4. When the tube is manufactured by the backward extrusion method, the ingot 4 is heated to a predetermined temperature and then mounted on the container 5, and the punch 6 is pushed into the center of the ingot 4 to manufacture the tube. When the pipe is manufactured by the Mannesmann perforation method, the ingot 4 heated to a predetermined temperature is inserted while rotating between drum-shaped rolls 7 arranged at an angle up and down, and the rolls 7 are inserted. Is continuously pressed against a spear-shaped plug 8 at the tip of a mandrel 9 provided on the outlet side of the mandrel, and a hole is bored with the plug 8 to produce a tube. The pipe manufactured by the above-mentioned rear extrusion method and Mannesmann perforation method is a pipe called a mother pipe, and the mother pipe is generally rolled to manufacture a pipe of a predetermined size.
【0004】[0004]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】ところで従来の構成で
は、溶湯はセラミック、または黒鉛などの耐火物のるつ
ぼに接触しており、溶解中、または保温中にるつぼから
のガスやセラミック、または黒鉛が混入して汚染される
問題がある。またセラミック、または黒鉛のるつぼは溶
損、または酸化が起こるために高融点金属の連続鋳造は
困難であった。また、上記以外に例えば、固くて脆い金
属の場合鋳塊が製造できても後方右方押し出し法、また
はマンネスマン穿孔法のような加工法が採用できない問
題がある。By the way, in the conventional configuration, the molten metal is in contact with a crucible made of a refractory material such as ceramic or graphite, and the gas, ceramic or graphite from the crucible is melted or kept warm during melting. There is a problem of contamination by contamination. In addition, since the crucible made of ceramic or graphite is eroded or oxidized, it is difficult to continuously cast a refractory metal. In addition to the above, for example, in the case of a hard and brittle metal, there is a problem that even if an ingot can be manufactured, a processing method such as a rear right extrusion method or a Mannesmann perforation method cannot be adopted.
【0005】この発明は上記課題を解決するためになさ
れたもので、その目的とするところは、金属の溶解装置
を浮揚溶解装置として高融点金属を非汚染状態で溶解、
または保温して管に連続鋳造する管の連続鋳造装置を提
供することにある。SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to use a metal melting device as a flotation melting device to melt a high melting point metal in a non-contaminated state.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a continuous casting apparatus for a pipe which is continuously heated to a pipe while keeping the temperature.
【0006】[0006]
【課題を解決するための手段】上記課題を解決するため
に請求項1記載の発明は、有底の円筒状に形成されその
底部に形成された溶湯を出す流出口、流出口の下部に流
出口より径の大きい出湯管部および円筒状部に放射状に
略等間隔で設けられた縦長のスリットを有する良導電金
属製のるつぼと、るつぼの外径側に設けられた誘導コイ
ルと、誘導コイルに高周波電流を供給する交流電源とを
備えた浮揚溶解装置において、円柱をその外周側に配備
した円筒体の内面から突出させた支持体により該円筒体
の略中央に支持して形成した耐熱性のダイスと、出湯管
部に下から装着して前記ダイスを支持するダイス支持管
と、該ダイス支持管の外周に密接取付けして前記ダイス
を冷却するようにした冷却器と、前記ダイスにより鋳造
された管を引き抜くピンチローラとを備えたことを特徴
とする。In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the invention according to claim 1 is directed to an outlet formed in a cylindrical shape having a bottom and having an outlet for discharging molten metal formed at the bottom thereof, and a lower portion of the outlet. A crucible made of a good conductive metal having vertically elongated slits radially provided at substantially equal intervals in a tapping pipe portion and a cylindrical portion having a diameter larger than the outlet, an induction coil provided on the outer diameter side of the crucible, and an induction coil A fusing and melting apparatus provided with an AC power supply for supplying a high-frequency current to the cylindrical body, and a heat-resistant device formed by supporting a column substantially at the center of the cylindrical body with a support protruding from the inner surface of the cylindrical body provided on the outer peripheral side thereof. A die mounted on the tapping pipe portion from below to support the die, a cooler closely mounted on the outer periphery of the die support tube so as to cool the die, and a casting by the die. Withdrawn tube Characterized in that a pinch roller.
【0007】上記構成により、被溶解金属はるつぼとは
非接触の浮揚状態で溶解、保温されるのでるつぼからの
混入物がなく非汚染で清浄な溶湯を得ることが可能にな
る。また、中央部の円柱をその外周側に配備した円筒体
から突出した支持体で支持したダイスの円筒体と円柱と
の隙間に前記溶湯を鋳造し、該溶湯の凝固点を前記支持
体より下方になるように冷却器の冷却を制御することに
より、前記溶湯を管に鋳造することが可能になる。[0007] With the above structure, the metal to be melted is melted and kept warm in a floating state in non-contact with the crucible, so that it is possible to obtain a non-contaminated and clean molten metal free of contaminants from the crucible. Further, the molten metal is cast in a gap between the cylindrical body and the cylinder of a die in which the cylindrical body at the center is supported by a support body protruding from the cylindrical body provided on the outer peripheral side, and the solidification point of the molten metal is lowered below the support body. By controlling the cooling of the cooler in such a manner, the molten metal can be cast into a pipe.
【0008】[0008]
【発明の実施の形態】図1はこの発明の実施の形態の主
要部の構成図を示す。この図1において、従来例と同一
の符号を付けた部材はおおよそ同一の機能を有するので
その説明は省略する。この図1において、10は有底の
円筒状に形成されその底部に形成された溶湯11を出す
流出口10a、流出口10aの下部に流出口10aより
径の大きい出湯管部および円筒状部に放射状に略等間隔
で設けられた縦長のスリットを有する良導電金属製のる
つぼ、12はるつぼ10の外径側に設けられた上誘導コ
イル、13はるつぼ10の外径側に設けられた下誘導コ
イル、14、15は上下の誘導コイルにそれぞれ単独で
高周波電流を供給する交流電源溶湯、16は円柱をその
外周側に配備した円筒体の内面から突出させた支持体に
より該円筒体の略中央に支持して形成され、前記流出口
10aに装着されて溶湯11を管に鋳造するダイス(図
2参照)、17は前記ダイス16を支持し、その一部を
前記流出口10aの下部の前記流出口10aより径の大
きい出湯管部に装着するダイス支持管、18はダイス支
持管17の外周側に密接して配備した冷却器、19はダ
イス16に装着して溶解期に溶湯が漏れるのを防止する
とともに、鋳造時にスターティングブロックの役目をす
るダミー管、20は前記ダミー管19、および鋳造され
た管21を所定の速度で引き抜くピンチローラを示す。
なお、後述するように上誘導コイル12は主に溶解エネ
ルギを溶湯11に与え,下誘導コイル13は主に浮揚力
を溶湯11に与えるように設けられている。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 shows a configuration diagram of a main part of an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, members denoted by the same reference numerals as those of the conventional example have approximately the same functions, and therefore description thereof will be omitted. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes an outlet 10a which is formed in a cylindrical shape with a bottom and discharges a molten metal 11 formed at the bottom, and a lower part of the outlet 10a has a tapping pipe portion having a larger diameter than the outlet 10a and a cylindrical portion. A crucible made of a good conductive metal having vertically long slits provided radially at substantially equal intervals, 12 is an upper induction coil provided on the outer diameter side of the crucible 10, and 13 is a lower induction coil provided on the outer diameter side of the crucible 10. Induction coils, 14 and 15, are AC power melts for individually supplying high-frequency current to the upper and lower induction coils, and 16 is a substantially cylindrical body provided by a cylindrical body provided on the outer peripheral side thereof and projecting from the inner surface of the cylindrical body. A die (see FIG. 2) formed to be supported at the center and mounted on the outlet 10a to cast the molten metal 11 into a tube. A die 17 supports the die 16 and a part thereof is provided below the outlet 10a. Outflow port 1 A die support pipe mounted on a tapping pipe section having a diameter larger than a, a cooler 18 closely disposed on an outer peripheral side of a die support pipe 17, and a die 19 mounted on a die 16 to prevent molten metal from leaking during a melting period. At the same time, a dummy tube 20 serving as a starting block at the time of casting indicates a dummy tube 19 and a pinch roller for pulling out the cast tube 21 at a predetermined speed.
As will be described later, the upper induction coil 12 is provided so as to mainly apply the melting energy to the molten metal 11, and the lower induction coil 13 is provided so as to mainly apply the levitation force to the molten metal 11.
【0009】このるつぼ10内には被溶解材料が入れら
れており、図3の浮揚溶解炉の原理図に示すように、誘
導コイル12、13で発生する磁束は、電気的に絶縁さ
れたそれぞれのスリット間のるつぼ構成金属に渦電流を
誘導するとともに、スリットの隙間からるつぼ10内に
進入して被溶解材料とも鎖交して被溶解材料に渦電流を
誘導する。このるつぼ10と被溶解材料とに流れる渦電
流の方向は対向する表面部分では互いに逆方向を向いて
いるので磁気的に反発力となり、るつぼ10は固定され
ているので被溶解材料には浮揚力が働きこの浮揚力が被
溶解材料の重量より大きければ被溶解材料はるつぼ10
から離れて浮揚する。被溶解材料は抵抗損により熱を発
生して加熱し続づける。また、るつぼ10に誘導した渦
電流はるつぼ10をも加熱するので、るつぼ10は溶け
ないように水冷されている。A material to be melted is put in the crucible 10, and as shown in the principle diagram of the levitation melting furnace in FIG. 3, magnetic fluxes generated in the induction coils 12, 13 are electrically insulated from each other. In addition to inducing eddy currents in the crucible-constituting metal between the slits, the eddy currents enter the crucible 10 through the gaps of the slits, interlink with the material to be melted, and induce eddy currents in the material to be melted. The directions of the eddy currents flowing through the crucible 10 and the material to be melted are opposite to each other at the opposing surface portions, so that magnetic repulsion occurs. Since the crucible 10 is fixed, the levitation force is applied to the material to be melted. If the buoyancy is greater than the weight of the material to be melted, the material to be melted is crucible 10.
Levitate away from. The material to be melted generates heat due to resistance loss and continues heating. Further, since the eddy current induced in the crucible 10 also heats the crucible 10, the crucible 10 is water-cooled so as not to melt.
【0010】ここで被溶解材料はるつぼ10への接触を
防ぐために、るつぼ10の中央部分に安定して位置する
ことが望ましい。このるつぼ10内で安定して浮揚させ
るために、るつぼ底部側になるほど被溶解材料の重量に
対抗するるつぼ10からの電磁反発力を大きくする必要
がある。この電磁反発力をるつぼ底部で大きくするため
に、るつぼ底部に巻かれた下誘導コイル13には上誘導
コイル12に比べて大きい浮揚力が得られるように低い
周波数の交流電源15から電流を供給し、上誘導コイル
12には被溶解材料を溶解する高周波電流が別の交流電
源14から供給されることが行われている。Here, in order to prevent the material to be melted from coming into contact with the crucible 10, it is desirable that the material to be melted be stably positioned at the central portion of the crucible 10. In order to stably levitate in the crucible 10, it is necessary to increase the electromagnetic repulsive force from the crucible 10 against the weight of the material to be melted toward the bottom of the crucible. In order to increase the electromagnetic repulsion at the bottom of the crucible, a current is supplied to the lower induction coil 13 wound around the bottom of the crucible from an AC power supply 15 having a lower frequency so as to obtain a larger levitation force than the upper induction coil 12. A high-frequency current for melting the material to be melted is supplied from another AC power supply 14 to the upper induction coil 12.
【0011】連続鋳造に使用する金属の溶解および保温
用の装置を浮揚溶解装置とすることにより、溶解時に溶
湯が他の物と接触しないために異物の混入が極めて少な
いこと、融点の高い材料でも溶解が可能であること、熱
伝導損失が小さいこと等の特徴が利用できる。そして、
連続鋳造装置は、浮揚溶解装置のるつぼ10の流出口1
0aにダイス支持管17で支持されたダイス16を装着
し、ダイス16内を通過中に溶湯11を凝固させるため
にダイス支持管17の外周側に密接して冷却器18を配
備し、前記ダイス16内で凝固した溶湯を溶着させて、
ピンチローラ20を介して適切な速度で引き抜くための
スターティングブロックを兼ねたダミー管19を挿入し
て構成されている。前記ダミー管19は溶解初期の溶湯
の落下を防止するとともに、溶解途中の停電、または電
源系統の故障等により溶解が中断された場合に溶湯11
がダイス16内で凝固する速度以上の速度で落下してる
つぼ10下方のピンチロール20、その他の装置の焼損
を防止するためと溶湯11の飛散を避けるために使用さ
れる。上記の構成により管21を鋳造する際は、先ず、
金属を溶解する前に溶解する金属と同質のダミー管19
を下からピンチローラ20に挟み、該ピンチローラ20
を回してダミー管19を上方に押し上げて略ダイス16
の中央まで挿入する。By using a floating melting device as a device for melting and keeping the temperature of the metal used in continuous casting, the molten metal does not come into contact with other objects during melting, so that there is very little foreign matter mixed in, and even a material having a high melting point can be used. Features such as the ability to dissolve and the small heat conduction loss can be used. And
The continuous casting device is an outlet 1 of the crucible 10 of the flotation melting device.
In order to solidify the molten metal 11 while passing through the die 16, a cooler 18 is provided in close contact with the outer peripheral side of the die support tube 17. Weld the molten solidified in 16,
A dummy tube 19 serving as a starting block for pulling out at an appropriate speed through a pinch roller 20 is inserted. The dummy tube 19 prevents the molten metal from dropping during the initial stage of melting, and when the melting is interrupted due to a power failure during the melting or a failure of the power supply system, etc.
Is used to prevent burning of the pinch roll 20 and other devices below the crucible 10 at a speed higher than the speed of solidification in the die 16 and to avoid scattering of the molten metal 11. When casting the pipe 21 with the above configuration, first,
Dummy tube 19 of the same quality as the metal to be melted before melting the metal
Between the pinch rollers 20 from below,
To push up the dummy tube 19 upward, and
Insert to the center of.
【0012】この後、るつぼ10内に金属を投入して上
下誘導コイル12、13にそれぞれに接続されている交
流電源14、15から高周波電流を供給して、るつぼ1
0内の金属を溶解して、浮揚した溶湯11にして、成分
調整、湯温度調整など出湯可能な状態にした後、上下誘
導コイル12、13のコイル電流を調整して溶湯をダイ
ス16内に鋳造し、溶湯16をダミー管19に溶着させ
てからダミー管19とそれに溶着した管とをピンチロー
ル20により下方に連続して引き抜いて管21の連続鋳
造を行う。なお、上記において、溶湯11がダイス16
の略中間位置で凝固して管21になるように冷却器18
の冷却能力が調整される。After that, metal is put into the crucible 10 and high frequency current is supplied from the AC power supplies 14 and 15 connected to the upper and lower induction coils 12 and 13, respectively.
After dissolving the metal in 0 to form a floated molten metal 11 and make it ready for tapping such as component adjustment and hot water temperature adjustment, the coil currents of the upper and lower induction coils 12 and 13 are adjusted to place the molten metal in the die 16. After casting, the molten metal 16 is welded to the dummy tube 19, and the dummy tube 19 and the tube welded to the dummy tube 19 are continuously drawn downward by the pinch roll 20 to continuously cast the tube 21. In the above description, the molten metal 11 is
Cooler 18 so as to solidify at a substantially intermediate position of
Cooling capacity is adjusted.
【0013】ここでこの連続鋳造装置で扱われる金属、
およびダイスについて述べる。先ず、取り扱い金属は、
鉄、銅、アルミとその合金、コバルト、ニッケル、チタ
ニウム、ジルコニウム、クロミウムとその合金などであ
る。次に、ダイスの材質は耐熱性や金属との反応性など
によって使い分けられるが、マグネシヤ、アルミナ、ジ
ルコニヤ、イットリヤなどである。さらにダイス支持管
もダイスと略同材質が用いられる。冷却器は熱伝導の良
い銅製が用いられる。Here, the metal handled in this continuous casting apparatus,
And the dice. First, the handling metal
Iron, copper, aluminum and alloys thereof, cobalt, nickel, titanium, zirconium, chromium and alloys thereof. Next, the material of the die is properly selected depending on heat resistance, reactivity with a metal, and the like, and examples thereof include magnesium, alumina, zirconia, and yttria. Further, the same material as the die is used for the die support tube. The cooler is made of copper having good heat conductivity.
【0014】ここで溶湯はダイスに接触するので、溶湯
とダイスとが反応しないかが問題になるが、金属とダイ
スとの組合わせで可能な限り反応の少ないものを選択す
ることが重要である。しかしながら、この金属とダイス
との接触面積は小さく、金属の温度も接触部分では凝固
温度に近いために、耐火物るつぼのよにるつぼ全体で、
かつ高温で接触している場合に比べれば、接触反応によ
る不純物の金属への混入は少ないので、実用上殆ど問題
にはならない程度である。Here, since the molten metal comes into contact with the die, there is a problem as to whether the molten metal and the die do not react with each other. It is important to select a combination of the metal and the die that has as little reaction as possible. . However, since the contact area between the metal and the die is small, and the temperature of the metal is close to the solidification temperature at the contact portion, the entire crucible, such as a refractory crucible,
In addition, compared with the case of contact at a high temperature, impurities are less likely to be mixed into the metal due to the contact reaction, so that it is practically no problem.
【0015】[0015]
【発明の効果】この発明によれば、溶湯はダイスを通し
て直接管に鋳造されるので、硬くて、脆い難加工性の材
質の金属から管を製造できる効果がある。According to the present invention, since the molten metal is directly cast into the pipe through the die, there is an effect that the pipe can be manufactured from a hard and brittle metal having a difficult-to-work material.
【図1】この発明の実施の形態の主要部分の構成図FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a main part of an embodiment of the present invention.
【図2】ダイスの外観図FIG. 2 is an external view of a die.
【図3】浮揚溶解炉の原理図FIG. 3 Principle of the flotation melting furnace
【図4】従来礼の構成を示し、(a)は溶解炉の断面図、
(b)は鋳型の外観図、(c)は後方押し出し法の摸想
図、(d)はマンネスマン穿孔法の要部の構成図FIG. 4 shows a configuration of the related art, where (a) is a sectional view of a melting furnace,
(B) is an external view of the mold, (c) is a schematic diagram of the backward extrusion method, and (d) is a configuration diagram of a main part of the Mannesmann perforation method.
10 るつぼ 10a 流出口 11 溶湯 12 上誘導コイル 13 下誘導コイル 14、15 交流電源 16 ダイス 17 ダイス支持管 18 冷却器 19 ダミー管 20 ピンチロール 21 管 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Crucible 10a Outflow port 11 Melt 12 Upper induction coil 13 Lower induction coil 14, 15 AC power supply 16 Dice 17 Dice support tube 18 Cooler 19 Dummy tube 20 Pinch roll 21 Tube
Claims (1)
れた溶湯を出す流出口、流出口の下部に流出口より径の
大きい出湯管部および円筒状部に放射状に略等間隔で設
けられた縦長のスリットを有する良導電金属製のるつぼ
と、るつぼの外径側に設けられた誘導コイルと、誘導コ
イルに高周波電流を供給する交流電源とを備えた浮揚溶
解装置において、円柱をその外周側に配備した円筒体の
内面から突出させた支持体により該円筒体の略中央に支
持して形成した耐熱性のダイスと、出湯管部に下から装
着して前記ダイスを支持するダイス支持管と、該ダイス
支持管の外周に密接取付けして前記ダイスを冷却するよ
うにした冷却器と、前記ダイスにより鋳造された管を引
き抜くピンチローラとを備えたことを特徴とする管の連
続鋳造装置。1. An outlet for discharging a molten metal formed at the bottom of a cylindrical shape having a bottom, a tapping pipe portion having a diameter larger than the outlet at a lower portion of the outlet, and a substantially radially-spaced cylindrical portion. In a flotation melting apparatus provided with a crucible made of a good conductive metal having a vertically long slit provided, an induction coil provided on the outer diameter side of the crucible, and an AC power supply for supplying a high-frequency current to the induction coil, A heat-resistant die formed by being supported at substantially the center of the cylindrical body by a support protruding from the inner surface of the cylindrical body provided on the outer peripheral side thereof, and a die mounted on the tapping pipe portion from below to support the die. A pipe continuity comprising: a support pipe; a cooler closely attached to an outer periphery of the die support pipe so as to cool the die; and a pinch roller for pulling out a pipe cast by the die. Casting equipment.
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