Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing

This paper deals with the possibility of reducing carbon content by heat treatment in reactive atmospheres in order to improve plastic deformations properties of steel sheets. The heat treatment involves a decarburation annealing after a cold rolling, as opposed to the traditional process that perfo...

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Autores Principales: Oldani,C. R., Alija,A.
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Publicado: Latin American applied research 2002
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spelling bda_laar-S0327-079320020022000042002-04-01Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealingOldani,C. R.Alija,A. Cold Rolling Decarburation Drawability Recrystallization This paper deals with the possibility of reducing carbon content by heat treatment in reactive atmospheres in order to improve plastic deformations properties of steel sheets. The heat treatment involves a decarburation annealing after a cold rolling, as opposed to the traditional process that performs the heat treatment in non-reactive atmospheres. Some of the most relevant variables were studied. For this, commercial hot rolling steel sheets were cold rolled with different grades of cold reduction (60%, 70% and 80%). The recrystallization temperature and the decarburation kinetics were determined by heat treatments performed at temperatures varying between 600 and 700ºC, for variable lengths of time up to 2 hours. The grain size evolution was monitored by metallography. In order to analyse the plastic properties of the treated sheets, the n and r coefficients were obtained by tension tests and the sheet texture was determined by X-ray diffraction.Latin American applied research2002-04-01journal articletext/htmlhttp://bibliotecadigital.uns.edu.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0327-07932002002200004en
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author Oldani,C. R.
Alija,A.
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Alija,A.
Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing
author_facet Oldani,C. R.
Alija,A.
author_sort Oldani,C. R.
title Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing
title_short Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing
title_full Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing
title_fullStr Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing
title_full_unstemmed Low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing
title_sort low carbon steel sheets obtained by reactive annealing
topic_facet Cold Rolling
Decarburation
Drawability
Recrystallization
description This paper deals with the possibility of reducing carbon content by heat treatment in reactive atmospheres in order to improve plastic deformations properties of steel sheets. The heat treatment involves a decarburation annealing after a cold rolling, as opposed to the traditional process that performs the heat treatment in non-reactive atmospheres. Some of the most relevant variables were studied. For this, commercial hot rolling steel sheets were cold rolled with different grades of cold reduction (60%, 70% and 80%). The recrystallization temperature and the decarburation kinetics were determined by heat treatments performed at temperatures varying between 600 and 700ºC, for variable lengths of time up to 2 hours. The grain size evolution was monitored by metallography. In order to analyse the plastic properties of the treated sheets, the n and r coefficients were obtained by tension tests and the sheet texture was determined by X-ray diffraction.
publisher Latin American applied research
publishDate 2002
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