Effects of rolling and coiling temperature on the microstructure and mechanical properties of hot-rolled high strength complex phase steel

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Gunnar Linke

The production of hot-rolled sheets of high-strength and wear-resistant special structural steels by direct quenching from the rolling heat is a cost effective and energy-saving alternative to traditional production via downstream quenching the previously cut-to-length plates. Reaching the required strength and toughness parameters in combination with best flatness of the sheets requires strict compliance with the pre-set rolling and cooling conditions over the entire strip width. Using two high-strength low-alloyed steels, plant trials have been carried out to study the effect of the cooling conditions and the coiling temperature on mechanical properties, impact toughness and flatness of cut-to-length sheets made of hot-rolled strip. The results showed that by applying optimized cooling pattern and low coiling temperatures, high-strength steel sheets with outstanding mechanical properties and good flatness can be produced.


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