The invention relates to the technical field of
ferrous metallurgy, and discloses a rolling
temperature control process for improving the surface quality of an
alloy pipe blank T12, which comprises the following steps: S1, preheating pretreatment of a
casting blank, S2, segmented heating control of a
heating furnace, S3, precise calibration of tapping temperature, S4, dynamic
temperature control in a rolling process, S5,
slow cooling treatment after rolling, and S6, whole-process
temperature monitoring and adjustment. According to the process, the risk of initial thermal stress is reduced, specifically, the preheating temperature is stabilized at 400-600 DEG C through segmented preheating and stepped heating control before the
casting blank enters a furnace, the
temperature difference between the surface and the core of the
casting blank is effectively reduced, initial thermal stress generated due to the too large
temperature difference is avoided, generation and expansion of subsurface cracks are prevented from the rolling source, a brittle zone is avoided, and the production efficiency is improved. Material
plasticity is improved, specifically, the
staying time of the steel billet in a
brittleness interval is shortened by rapidly passing through a low-temperature section of a third
brittleness temperature zone through a segmented heating process; and the temperature is subsequently increased to 1180-1250 DEG C, heat preservation is conducted for 2.0-4.0 h, it is ensured that the steel billet is completely austenitized, grains are refined, the material
brittleness is remarkably reduced, and the
crack resistance in the rolling process is enhanced.