| Autor: |
Zhang, Gong Ting, Zheng, Zhi Wang, Chang, Jun |
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Applied Mechanics and Materials; June 2014, Vol. 576 Issue: 1 p161-165, 5p |
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The effects of coiling temperature and cold rolling reduction on planar anisotropy of Ti-alloyed low carbon steel were investigated. The results show that as the coiling temperature increases from 509°C to 633°C, the strength and elongation have little change, and the planar anisotropy trends to decrease. When coiling at 580°C to 640°C, the value of planar anisotropy index (△r) can be reduced to no more than 0.15. As the total cold rolling reduction increasing from 55% to 85%, the plastic strain ratio values (r-values) perpendicular to rolling direction increase firstly, then decrease; the change regulation of rolling direction is reverse, and the values of 45°direction nearly have no change. And the planar anisotropy can reach 0.07 as cold rolling at 75%. |
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