Study of Thermal Modes of Formation of Layered Composites in Roller-Crystallizer

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In the production of layered steel-based composite materials by the liquid-phase method, an importance is attached to preserving the structural and physical-mechanical characteristics of the steel sheet serving as the middle layer. The temperature field in such a steel layer contacting with aluminum melt at a temperature of ~700°C in a roller-crystallizer is analyzed. A formula is obtained that can be used to determine the temperature distribution in the middle layer of steel at the initial stage of the technological process. A comparison of the theoretical results with experimental studies of the thermal modes of obtaining a layered steel–aluminum composite by the liquid-phase method is carried out.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1165)

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