Study on the Galvanealing Process for High Strength Low Alloying Auto Steel

Fang Fang; Li Xin Wang; Li Hui Wang; Fang Yi Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.692.450

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Study on the Galvanealing Process for High Strength Low Alloying Auto Steel

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An industry trial high strength low alloying auto steel was undergone simulated continuous galvanealing processed. The research results show that, good surface and mechanical properties of matrix for the following galvanealing process were achieved by controlling the steel making, final and coiling temperature of hot rolling in minor fluctuation. When the experimental steels were galvanealed at 520°C and 20s in simulation, more plastic ζ phase, less brittle δ phase in the coating guaranteed good powdering resistance performance.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 692)

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Fang Fang*, Li Xin Wang, Li Hui Wang, Fang Yi Sun

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Auto, Galvanealing Process, High Strength Low Alloying Steel

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