Experimental study of deep drawability of hot rolled IF steel

Zhao, Hang; Rama, S. C.; Barber, Gary C.; Wang, Z; Wang, X

doi:10.1016/s0924-0136(02)00230-3

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“…These advantages greatly enhance its application in sheet stampings for automobile manufacturing. 1,2 The inclusion of accessories to meet the growing demands for safety and comfort in modern vehicles leads to an increase in weight and therefore fuel consumption. Thus the body in white must be lighter to compensate for the weight of these components.…”

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Evaluation of Residual Stresses and Mechanical Properties of IF Steel Welded Joints by Laser and Plasma Processes

2016

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Evaluation of Residual Stresses and Mechanical Properties of IF Steel Welded Joints by Laser and Plasma Processes

2016

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“…Then, Narayanasamy et al [5] attempted to use tractrix die for the same material. The effects of the hot rolling conditions on the deep draw-ability of hot rolled IF steel were investigated by Zhao et al [6]. The experiments showed that the rolling lubrication greatly affected the deep draw-ability of the hot rolled IF steel.…”

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Effect of bulge shape on wrinkling formation and strength of stainless steel thin sheet

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“…IF-HSS can be used for complicated shape parts and improve the dent resistance, and reduce weight of automobile. Research on IF-HSS has been widely carried out abroad [1][2][3][4] . 440 MPa tensile strength IF steel sheet (SFG440-GA), which has ultra-fine grain and it's r value is 1.7, had been developed in Japan, based on the combination of fi ne grain strengthening and solution strengthening [5] .…”

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Texture evolution of 440 MPa grade Nb-bearing high strength IF steel during rolling and annealing process

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et al. 2011

J. Wuhan Univ. Technol.-Mat. Sci. Edit.

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The texture evolution from rolling process to annealing process of 440 MPa grade Nb-bearing high strength IF steel (IF-HSS) was studied. Moreover, the texture of different section in thickness direction of steel sheet after annealing was investigated. Macro-texture measurements using XRD shows that hot rolling texture in Nb-bearing IF-HSS includes a weak γ-fiber and α-fiber, of which main texture components are {001}<110>,{111}<110> and {111}<112>. It is worthy of note that the γ-fi ber skeleton line formed after hot rolling. During cold rolling, the absolute maximum shifts to {111}<112> along the γ-fi ber and the maximum along the α-fiber shifts to {112} <110>. During recrystallization annealing process, the weaker α-fiber and stronger γ-fi ber cold rolling texture transformed to a very strong γ-fi ber annealing texture. After annealing the main components from surface to mid-section along thickness display the same character for both α-fi ber and γ-fi ber, while textures intensity at 1/4 section is higher than that of surface and mid-section.

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Experimental study of deep drawability of hot rolled IF steel

Cited by 27 publications

References 8 publications

Evaluation of Residual Stresses and Mechanical Properties of IF Steel Welded Joints by Laser and Plasma Processes

Evaluation of Residual Stresses and Mechanical Properties of IF Steel Welded Joints by Laser and Plasma Processes

Effect of bulge shape on wrinkling formation and strength of stainless steel thin sheet

Texture evolution of 440 MPa grade Nb-bearing high strength IF steel during rolling and annealing process

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