论文信息 - Evolution of substructure during continuous rolling of microalloyed steel strip

Evolution of substructure during continuous rolling of microalloyed steel strip

AbstractWith the aim of investigating the evolution of the substructure, the rolling of a steel strip containing 0·13%C, 0·75%Mn, and 0·048%Nb (all wt-%) was interrupted and the partially rolled strip water quenched. Using X-ray diffraction spectra, subgrain size and dislocation density were determined for specimens taken before and after the rolling passes. Both these microstructural characteristics were related to the rolling temperature and the amount of NbC precipitation. The distribution of precipitates was investigated via TEM. At lower rolling temperature, particles precipitated in rows in the austenite temperature range.

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