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A description of the experience in the development and implementation of a model for forecasting the microstructure of rolled tubular products steel during thermomechanical processing of a semi-finished product and the relative IT-solution for the plate mill 5000 of PJSC MMK is presented. This solution is based on modeling the kinetics of structure formation in the mill technological line. The article describes briefly the result of analysis of a number of existing kinetics models of phase and structural transformations from the point of view of their application under the conditions of interest to us. An empirical study of the thermal effects of phase transformations and the influence of the heat removal mode on the kinetics of structure formation is described. The process of development of an empirical kinetics model and implementation of IT-solution, that implements this model, is also described.

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Sergey I. Platov*, Konstantin B. Maslennikov, Nicolay Urtsev

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Bainite, Microstructure, Modeling, TMCP

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