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Development of a family of high strength low carbon microalloyed ultra-thin cast strip products produced by the CASTRIP® process

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posted on 2024-11-13, 21:18 authored by Chris R Killmore, Kristin Carpenter, Harold R Kaul, James G Williams, Daniel G Edelman, Peter C Campbell, Walter N Blejde
The manufacture of high strength strip products in strip thicknesses less than 1.5mm is very challenging for the conventional hot and cold rolled processing routes. A range of Nb and Nb/V microalloyed steels have been successfully strip cast by the CASTRIP process enabling the development of a range of high strength Ultra-Thin Cast Strip (UCS) products. It was found that the CASTRIP process fully exploits the strengthening potential of the low C-Mn-Nb-(V) alloy design system. Substantial strengthening by microstructural hardening was provided by Nb. Retention of Nb and V in solid solution in hot rolled coils enabled further strengthening by a subsequent age hardening heat treatment. This paper describes the development of a range of high strength low alloy (HSLA) UCS products produced by the CASTRIP process, utilising a low C-Mn-Nb-(V) alloy system, covering yield strengths in the range of 350-550 MPa, in strip thicknesses of 0.9-1.5mm, for both the as rolled and hot dip galvanised coated conditions.

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Killmore, C., Carpenter, K., Kaul, H., Williams, J., Edelman, D., Campbell, P. & Blejde, W. (2010). Development of a family of high strength low carbon microalloyed ultra-thin cast strip products produced by the CASTRIP® process. MS&T 2010: Proceedings from the Materials Science & Technology Conference (pp. 1711-1726). United States: MS&T Partner Societies.

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Materials Science and Technology Conference and Exhibition 2010, MS and T'10

Volume

3

Pagination

1711-1726

Language

English

RIS ID

125536

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