会议专题

OptiLam: Design of optimised rolling schedules

Nowadays it is known that the thermomechanical schedules applied during hot rolling of flat products provide the steel with improved mechanical properties. In this work an optimisation tool, OptiLam (OptiLam v.1), based on a predictive software and capable of generating optimised rolling schedules to obtain the desired mechanical properties in the final product is described. OptiLam includes some well-known metallurgical models which predict microstructural evolution during hot rolling and the transformation austenite/ferrite during the cooling. Furthermore, an optimisation algorithm, which is based on the gradient method, has been added, in order to design thermomechanical sequences when a specific final grain size is desired. OptiLam has been used to optimise rolling parameters, such as strain and temperature.Here, some of the results of the software validation performed by means of hot torsion tests are presented, showing also the functionality of the tool. Finally, the application of classical optimisation models, based on the gradient method, to hot rolling operations, is also discussed.

Rolling schedules optimisation models mechanical properties grain size

B.Pe(n)a M. Arribas A.R.Carrillo J.I. Barbero J. Calvo S. Yue

Tecnalia Foundry and Iron&Steel Unit, c/Geldo- Parque Tecnol(o)gico de Bizkaia Edificio 700, C.P 481 Department of Mining, Metals and Materials Engineering, McGill University,3610 University Street, Mo

国际会议

The 6th International Conference on High Strength Low Alloy Steels(第六届高强度低合金钢国际会议HSLA Steels2011)

北京

英文

416-423

2011-05-31(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)