Microstructural Modelling Applied to the Design and Control of the Steel Plate Rolling Process

R. Doell; Joseph Lee; A. Harvey; M. Steeper

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.715-716.529

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Microstructural Modelling Applied to the Design and Control of the Steel Plate Rolling Process

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Modern steel plate manufacture relies on the manipulation of recrystallisation and grain growth in order to obtain maximised and precise mechanical properties from low-alloyed feedstock. The models that describe this metallurgical process nowadays inform the design of the plant itself. They are also capable of application to the on-line control of rolling, as well as to several of the ancillary mill operations.

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R. Doell, Joseph Lee, A. Harvey, M. Steeper

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Accelerated Cooling, Model-Based Control, Plate Mill, Thermomechanical Controlled Rolling

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