Physical and Numerical Simulation of Cold Rolling and Heating during Continuous Annealing of DP Steel Strips

Lukasz Madej; Norbert Kwiaton; Roman Kuziak; Mateusz Sitko; Maciej Pietrzyk

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.854.146

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Physical and Numerical Simulation of Cold Rolling and Heating during Continuous Annealing of DP Steel Strips

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Development of fast and efficient finite element model for rolling industrial grades of two DP steels was the subject of the present paper. Basis of the finite element framework, as well as material model development stages, are presented first. Model validation with experimental measurements is shown next. Finally, selected examples of multi scale modelling including microstructure level are presented to complement presented investigation and show possibilities of future developments.

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Lukasz Madej, Norbert Kwiaton, Roman Kuziak, Mateusz Sitko, Maciej Pietrzyk

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Cold Rolling, Dual Phase, Numerical Simulation

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