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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2022Combined online microstructure sensor and model for better control of hot rolling conditions and final products Properties (phase 2) (MicroControl-PLUS) : final reportcitations

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  • Legrand, N.
  • Satyanarayan, L.
  • Meilland, P.
  • Naumann, N.
  • Ayeb, A.
  • Lindh-Ulmgren, E.
  • Irebo Schwartz, T.
  • Levesque, D.
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Combined online microstructure sensor and model for better control of hot rolling conditions and final products Properties (phase 2) (MicroControl-PLUS) : final report

  • Legrand, N.
  • Satyanarayan, L.
  • Meilland, P.
  • Naumann, N.
  • Ayeb, A.
  • Lindh-Ulmgren, E.
  • Malmstrom, M.
  • Irebo Schwartz, T.
  • Levesque, D.
Abstract

This project aims to improve the first Laser Ultrasonic System (LUS), which was assembled and tested during a previous RFCS MicroControl project. These target improvements include several aspects: robustness of the LUS, to validate with online trials at AM EisenHuettenStadt’s hot rolling mill, including specific safety aspects; additional scientific knowledge on the links between ultrasonic signals and microstructural features of interest, with the development of a software tool to derive metallurgical quantities of interest such as grain size or austenite/ferrite ratio; improvement of existing metallurgical models to provide another approach for assessing the metallurgical quantities of interest and compare them to LUS results. The project’s targets and essential findings are reviewed on a condensed WP per WP basis and synthesized in the conclusion section.

Topics
  • grain
  • grain size
  • phase
  • ultrasonic
  • additive manufacturing
  • hot rolling