1. Effect of Rolling Process on Microstructure Morphology and Internal Stress of Steel Plate
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GAO Peng, ZHUO Yue, GUO Yanyan, SUN Guodong, SUN Jianliang
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thermal mechanical coupling ,rolling process ,pipeline steel ,microstructure ,internal stress ,Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials ,TA401-492 ,Technology - Abstract
For studying the influence of different rolling processes on the microstructure morphology and internal stress of pipeline steel, the temperature field and stress field of steel plate under different processes were studied by rolling process experiment and thermal mechanical coupling numerical simulation. Subsequently, the microstructure morphology and internal stress of steel plate were tested and analyzed by metallographic microscope and XRD. The results of an actual measurement of the surface temperature of steel plate showed that the error between the simulated value and the measured value was small, and the temperature field calculated by numerical simulation was reasonable,which could be the basis for stress field analysis. After the steel plate was water-cooled for 20 s,the maximum and minimum temperature differences between the steel plate core and corner were 318 ℃and 211 ℃respectively. The maximum and minimum stress difference between the core and corner of the steel plate was 417 MPa and 260 MPa respectively. In addition, the obtained microstructure was composed of bainite,martensite and ferrite. It could be concluded from the results of experiments and numerical analysis that, it was reasonable to control the final rolling temperature at 800~900 ℃and the cooling rate at 20 ~25 ℃/s. Under these process parameters, the phase transformation nucleation rate of the steel plate was high, the internal stress difference was small, and a mixed microstructure comprising of martensite, bainite and ferrite was finally formed.
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- 2022
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