Experimental simulation of the Stelmor cooling of 11 mm diameter rods of 1080 steel from cast billets

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The objective of simulating the stelmor process is to determine the best combination of steel chemistry and cooling rates to produce a defect-free rod with improved mechanical properties. The cooling cycle produced by two water boxes and a stelmore conveyor was simulated on rod samples in the laboratory. Similar to the practice in a rod mill, the two process parameters controlled in the experiments are the water box cooling rate (laying head temperature) and the stelmor air-blow cooling rate (5 to 10 deg.C/s).

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Description

The objective of simulating the stelmor process is to determine the best combination of steel chemistry and cooling rates to produce a defect-free rod with improved mechanical properties. The cooling cycle produced by two water boxes and a stelmore conveyor was simulated on rod samples in the laboratory. Similar to the practice in a rod mill, the two process parameters controlled in the experiments are the water box cooling rate (laying head temperature) and the stelmor air-blow cooling rate (5 to 10 deg.C/s).

Additional information

Author(s)

R. Thibau, Q.I.T.-Fer et Titane, Inc. Canada.

Publication/Event/Pages

Paper presented at WAI 62nd Annual Convention, Louisville, KY USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Feb. 1993, pg. 203.

Year

1992