The thermal–mechanical and microstructural model for the FEM simulation of hot plate rolling
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Abstract This paper deals with the modeling of heat transfer, metal flow and microstructure evolution during the hot rolling of steel plates. For computer simulation a finite-element code of program Elroll is used. The Elroll code is based on a rigid–plastic flow formulation coupled with the finite-element solution of the convective diffusion equation of heat transport. To describe the process of recrystallization, precipitation and grain growth for the austenite phase, a semi-empirical equation was used. The presented program was applied to the modeling and design of the multi-pass reverse rolling of hot steel plates. The results of simulation was compared with results from the actual rolling process.
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