Application of between- stand cooling in the production hot – rolled strips
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Abstract
Medium grain size has been uneven over the length of hot-rolled strips of austenite of low-carbon steel during rolling on continuous mill. Assess the possibilities of metal microstructure of hot-rolled strip stabilization system between-stand refrigeration line. Rolling low carbon strips developed modes with increasing temperature end rolling along the length of the strips and rolling modes using between-stand cooling with variable flow cooling water. Using this technology mode allows you to get a uniform cooling microstructure of metal strips and cut to length machine time rolling on 14 – 18%. Treatment with an increased acceleration stabilizes the metal microstructure on rolling strips on top of the thread speed and reduces the machine time rolling on 3-9%.
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