2014
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/kem.611-612.804
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A Novel Heat Treatment Line for Processing of Tailored Small Batch Steels

Abstract: This study describes design and construction of a novel flexible heat treatment line for processing customer-oriented small batch steels. The induction heater (600 kW) developed is suitable for the sheet thickness in the range 3.2 30 mm and the width of 85 1250 mm. Sheets are fed using an electrical motor (1.5 kW) and a chain drive, the speed being in the range 0.3 7 m/min, depending on the power and the sheet dimensions. At this study, 4.5 (WR-1) and 10 mm (WR-2) thick wear resistant steels were tempered at d… Show more

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“…Temperature during the cold rolling was kept below 50 °C by cooling the sheets between the rolling passes. CR32, CR45 and CR56 sheets were then heated in a pilot induction heating line which consisted of a 600 kW longitudinal inductor (frequency ~ 140 kHz) and a chain-driven sheet feed system [5]. The peak heating temperature (T p ) in the range of 660-820 ºC was controlled by varying the line speed (1.1-3.1 m/min).…”
Section: Experimental Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Temperature during the cold rolling was kept below 50 °C by cooling the sheets between the rolling passes. CR32, CR45 and CR56 sheets were then heated in a pilot induction heating line which consisted of a 600 kW longitudinal inductor (frequency ~ 140 kHz) and a chain-driven sheet feed system [5]. The peak heating temperature (T p ) in the range of 660-820 ºC was controlled by varying the line speed (1.1-3.1 m/min).…”
Section: Experimental Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%