Ultra-deep-draw Ti-IF steel cold rolling and annealing process
An annealing process and ultra-deep drawing technology, applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve problems such as being unsuitable for large-scale industrial mass production
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[0011] Put the slab to be rolled into the heating furnace, the chemical composition and weight percentage of the slab are: C 0.0045%, Mn 0.14%, P0.009%, S 0.0035%, Ti 0.062%, N0.004%, The rest is Fe and undetectable trace impurities.
[0012] The total reduction in the five cold rolling passes is 80%, and the reductions in each pass are 34.6%, 36.3%, 32.2%, 26.6%, and 4.8%, respectively, as shown in Table 1. The entrance rolling rate and the exit rolling rate are respectively is 121m / min and 612m / min; the inlet extension and outlet extension are 260KN and 29KN respectively, see Table 2. The annealing process is as follows: two-stage heating, the heating rates are 75°C / hour and 40°C / hour, the annealing temperature is 680°C, the holding time is 11 hours, three-stage cooling is adopted, the cooling rates are 30°C / hour, 40°C / hour, respectively. °C / hour, 20°C / hour. The mechanical property test values of the IF steel samples treated according to the above process are shown in Ta...
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