Modeling the Thermal Fields of Deposited Materials During the Spray Rolling Process
Abstract The technology of spray rolling can be applied to manufacture strips with a uniform cooling rate and a high production rate. The cooling behavior of the spray-rolled material prior to rolling contact was studied using mathematical models, tracing the accumulation of multi-layers with respec...
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Abstract The technology of spray rolling can be applied to manufacture strips with a uniform cooling rate and a high production rate. The cooling behavior of the spray-rolled material prior to rolling contact was studied using mathematical models, tracing the accumulation of multi-layers with respect to time. Thermal history, elastic–plastic, and friction behavior of the material were considered in the complicated rolling process. The developed model had a good agreement with experimental results with potential to be utilized for prediction of the spray-rolled material thermal profile. Results show that the temperature of deposited materials prior to/or during rolling and the total equivalent plastic strain distribution in the deformation zone of deposited materials during rolling increase with increasing roller preheating temperature, the initial droplet temperature, and the mass flux distribution of the spray cone. Moreover, the deposit thickness and enthalpy remaining in the deposit are found to be the dominant influencing factors on the thermal field of deposited materials during the spray rolling process. © The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2014 |
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Abstract The technology of spray rolling can be applied to manufacture strips with a uniform cooling rate and a high production rate. The cooling behavior of the spray-rolled material prior to rolling contact was studied using mathematical models, tracing the accumulation of multi-layers with respect to time. Thermal history, elastic–plastic, and friction behavior of the material were considered in the complicated rolling process. The developed model had a good agreement with experimental results with potential to be utilized for prediction of the spray-rolled material thermal profile. Results show that the temperature of deposited materials prior to/or during rolling and the total equivalent plastic strain distribution in the deformation zone of deposited materials during rolling increase with increasing roller preheating temperature, the initial droplet temperature, and the mass flux distribution of the spray cone. Moreover, the deposit thickness and enthalpy remaining in the deposit are found to be the dominant influencing factors on the thermal field of deposited materials during the spray rolling process. © The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2014 |
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Abstract The technology of spray rolling can be applied to manufacture strips with a uniform cooling rate and a high production rate. The cooling behavior of the spray-rolled material prior to rolling contact was studied using mathematical models, tracing the accumulation of multi-layers with respect to time. Thermal history, elastic–plastic, and friction behavior of the material were considered in the complicated rolling process. The developed model had a good agreement with experimental results with potential to be utilized for prediction of the spray-rolled material thermal profile. Results show that the temperature of deposited materials prior to/or during rolling and the total equivalent plastic strain distribution in the deformation zone of deposited materials during rolling increase with increasing roller preheating temperature, the initial droplet temperature, and the mass flux distribution of the spray cone. Moreover, the deposit thickness and enthalpy remaining in the deposit are found to be the dominant influencing factors on the thermal field of deposited materials during the spray rolling process. © The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2014 |
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