Genetic relationship of microstructure and mechanical properties between ferrite/pearlite steel plate and billet

Abstract

This paper proposed the double-pass compression thermal/force simulation experiment to in-situ analyze the phase transformation of continuous casting billet during the controlled rolling and controlled cooling process. The genetic relationship between the central segregation of the billet and solute element distribution of the steel plate, and also the genetic relationship of microstructure and mechanical properties between them were experimentally studied. The results show that the microstructure and mechanical properties between the billet and corresponding batch of steel plate have the genetic relationship, and the link of the relationship is central segregation. The phase transformation of supercooling austenite will be affected by the central segregation of Mn and C elements, and the granular bainite abnormal segregation band is the transformation product of Mn and C element segregation region.