Non-Uniform Deformation of Slab during Heavy Reduction Process

Yang Liu; Nan Fu Zong

doi:10.4028/p-qv0726

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Non-Uniform Deformation of Slab during Heavy Reduction Process

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The bulge deformation of slab narrow face can cause surface defects of hot rolled steel plate. A three-dimensional bulging model, was proposed to simulate the evolution of deformation behavior of the continuous casting slab during heavy reduction (HR). The model was taken to investigate the non-uniform deformation of slab during HR process. The bulging deformation behavior of the slab was then calculated in one segment included seven pairs of rollers. To improve the edge defect on hot-rolled steel plates, the relationship between the reduction amount and bulge deformation of slab narrow face has been investigated.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 331)

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Yang Liu, Nan Fu Zong*

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Bulge Deformation, Finite Element Model, Heavy Reduction, Slab Narrow Face

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