Mechanism and Improvement of Straight Edge Seam Defect on Hot-rolled Plate Surfaces through Use of Chamfered Slabs
Hui ZHANG1,Peng HU1,2,Ming-lin WANG1
1. National Engineering and Research Center for Continuous Casting Technology, Central Iron and Steel Research Institute, Beijing 100081, China 2. School of Metallurgy, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110819, Liaoning, China
Mechanism and Improvement of Straight Edge Seam Defect on Hot-rolled Plate Surfaces through Use of Chamfered Slabs
Hui ZHANG1,Peng HU1,2,Ming-lin WANG1
1. National Engineering and Research Center for Continuous Casting Technology, Central Iron and Steel Research Institute, Beijing 100081, China 2. School of Metallurgy, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110819, Liaoning, China
ժҪ To improve the straight edge seam defect on hot-rolled steel plates, the deformation and temperature distribution of rectangular slabs and chamfered slabs during rolling in a pilot rolling experiment were analyzed in detail using the finite element method. The results showed that the crease formed on the lateral side near the edge of the plate as a result of uneven stress during broadside rolling. The creases rose to the surface with unrestricted spread and evolved into a straight edge seam during the subsequent straight rolling. To eliminate the straight edge seam defect, chamfered slabs were developed and investigated for rolling. The use of the chamfered slabs provided two advantages for rolling: the distribution of the temperature near the edge was ameliorated, and the deformation shape was improved by the chamfered shape. As a result, the risk of forming a straight edge seam defect was reduced by the use of a chamfered slab.
Abstract��To improve the straight edge seam defect on hot-rolled steel plates, the deformation and temperature distribution of rectangular slabs and chamfered slabs during rolling in a pilot rolling experiment were analyzed in detail using the finite element method. The results showed that the crease formed on the lateral side near the edge of the plate as a result of uneven stress during broadside rolling. The creases rose to the surface with unrestricted spread and evolved into a straight edge seam during the subsequent straight rolling. To eliminate the straight edge seam defect, chamfered slabs were developed and investigated for rolling. The use of the chamfered slabs provided two advantages for rolling: the distribution of the temperature near the edge was ameliorated, and the deformation shape was improved by the chamfered shape. As a result, the risk of forming a straight edge seam defect was reduced by the use of a chamfered slab.
Hui ZHANG,Peng HU,,Ming-lin WANG. Mechanism and Improvement of Straight Edge Seam Defect on Hot-rolled Plate Surfaces through Use of Chamfered Slabs[J]. �й������ڿ���, 2016, 23(6): 539-546.
Hui ZHANG,Peng HU,,Ming-lin WANG. Mechanism and Improvement of Straight Edge Seam Defect on Hot-rolled Plate Surfaces through Use of Chamfered Slabs. Chinese Journal of Iron and Steel, 2016, 23(6): 539-546.
2016, Vol. 23 
