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Investigation on Static Softening Behaviors of a Low Carbon Steel Under Ferritic Rolling Condition

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The study aims to postulate a theoretical hypothesis for the finishing period of ferritic rolling technique of the low carbon steel. The static softening behavior during multistage hot deformation of a low carbon steel has been studied by double hot compression tests at 700-800 °C and strain rate of 1 s−1 using a Gleeble-3500 simulator. Interrupted deformation is conducted with interpass times varying from 1 to 100 s after achieving a true strain of 0.5 in the first stage. The results indicate that the flow stress value at the second deformation is lower than that at the first one, and the flow stress drops substantially. The static softening effects increase with the increase of deformation temperature, holding temperature, and interpass time. The value of the ferritic static softening activation energy is obtained, and the static softening kinetics is modeled by the Avrami equation.

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This study was supported by the Nature Science Fund of Hebei Province under Contract No. E2007000374.

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Dong, H., Cai, D., Zhao, Z. et al. Investigation on Static Softening Behaviors of a Low Carbon Steel Under Ferritic Rolling Condition. J. of Materi Eng and Perform 19, 151–154 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11665-009-9447-1

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