Cold Rolling Solutions For The Production Of Ahss / Uhss And High-si Electrical Steel

- Organization:
- Associacao Brasileira de Metalurgia, Materiais e Mineracao
- Pages:
- 13
- File Size:
- 1071 KB
- Publication Date:
- Oct 1, 2019
Abstract
Automobile manufacturers are developing Electrified Vehicles with light steel body structure designs that reduce mass and therefore greenhouse gas emissions over the vehicle’s entire life cycle. This raises the demand for the production and development of Advanced and Ultra High-Strength Steels (AHSS / UHSS) and Electrical Steels with increased permeability and reduced core loss to improve energy conversion efficiency.
To meet this requirements the steel market is tending towards new generations of AHSS with improved formability (3rd generation AHSS) and high-silicon steels with higher strength and thinner products. With this growing demand for advanced high-strength steels and electrical steels, producers are faced with a unique and interesting challenge in producing materials that strain or exceed the capabilities of existing mill equipment and automation designed to produce low- to medium-carbon sheet. While specialty steel producers have known for decades how to process special high-strength steels and thinner gauges, this equipment typically does not offer the yield and productivity desired by the market, necessitating innovation in re-engineering existing equipment to meet the market demands more economically than new construction. In the case of cold rolling, this can be supported through variable roll geometries, more effective roll-gap lubrication technologies, application of strip heaters (Warm Rolling) to reduce risk for edge crack propagation and strip breaks as well as continuous rolling managed by state-of-the-art automation technologies.
Citation
APA:
(2019) Cold Rolling Solutions For The Production Of Ahss / Uhss And High-si Electrical SteelMLA: Cold Rolling Solutions For The Production Of Ahss / Uhss And High-si Electrical Steel. Associacao Brasileira de Metalurgia, Materiais e Mineracao, 2019.