Effect of Controlled Rolling and Controlled Cooling Process on Microstructure of Steel Microalloyed by Vanadium and Titanium
Lingling Deng
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Lingling Deng
Abstract
The effect of finishing temperature and cooling rate after rolling on microstructure of steel microalloyed by vanadium and titanium was investigated. The study reveals that the finishing temperature and cooling rate after rolling have great influence not only on morphology of microstructure but on kinds and distribution of both precipitated phases and inclusions in this steel when the reduction amount is the same.
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The effect of finishing temperature and cooling rate after rolling on microstructure of steel microalloyed by vanadium and titanium was investigated. The study reveals that the finishing temperature and cooling rate after rolling have great influence not only on morphology of microstructure but on kinds and distribution of both precipitated phases and inclusions in this steel when the reduction amount is the same.
Key concepts: Microstructure, Vanadium, Metallurgy, Materials science, Microalloyed steel, Titanium, Austenite