A study of pore closure and welding in hot rolling process

A study of pore closure and welding in hot rolling process
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DOI:
10.1016/0924-0136(96)02313-8
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发表时间:
1996-06
影响因子:
6.3
通讯作者:
A. Wang;P. Thomson;P. Hodgson
A. Wang;P. Thomson;P. Hodgson
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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作者:
A. Wang;P. Thomson;P. Hodgson

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The design of processing conditions to eliminate porosity in steel during hot rolling has become more critical with the advent of continuously cast feed stock. To predict appropriate process parameters, experiments were performed in which holes were drilled in steel slabs, at different depth below the surface perpendicular to the rolling direction. After hot rolling, the state of the deformed holes was examined by optical microscopy. The fracture surfaces of tensile specimens notched in the plane of the closed holes were examined under a scanning electron microscope to investigate the bonding ( welding ) between the surfaces of the closed holes because this bonding is the most important factor indetermining the transverse mechanical properties of the rolled product. The deformation of such holes in the roll gap was modelled as an clastic / plastic plane strain problem using the FE software ABAQUS to investigate the strain and stress around holes and to analyze the conditions required to promote pore closure and welding between the closed surfaces. Experiment results showed that the rate of pore closure was affected by the parameters of rolling process and the position of holes relative to the rolling contact surfaces. FE simulation of pore closure showed a good agreement with experimental results and showed that a certain level of hydrostatic pressure resulted in the closure of pore and that the holding period of the pressure in the compressive state determined the degree of welding of surface of pores; shear is favourable to this welding.