Physical Simulation of Pipes Production Cycle for Lean Alloyed Pipeline Steel X80

Abstract:

Lean alloyed pipeline steel X80 with experimental chemical composition was taken for the present research. Rolling schedules for researched steel were developed for continuous mill 2000 by means of numerical simulation using HSMM, AusEvol+ and AusEvol Pro software. Developed schedules were analyzed in order to choose several of them, which guarantee the required final mechanical properties. The chosen schedules were realized on Gleeble-3800 system by tension-compression tests for experimental chemical composition. Mechanical testing of received samples was made. After that physical simulation of strip flattening, forming, expanding and coating using Gleeble-3800 system was produced and mechanical testing of received samples was made to compare results with samples after rolling simulation and with requirements submitted to pipeline steel X80.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 651-653)
• Pages: 260-265
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.651-653.260
• Online since: July 2015
• Authors: Anton A. Naumov*, Yuriy A. Bezobrazov, Evgenii V. Chernikov
• Keywords: Lean Alloyed Pipeline Steel, Numerical Simulation, Physical Simulation, Tension-Compression Tests, THERMOMECHANICAL PROCESSING

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