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Zhou, Lei
Eindhoven University of Technology
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Publications (18/18 displayed)
- 2023Non-destructive evaluation of magnetic anisotropy associated with crystallographic texture of interstitial free steelscitations
- 2023In-situ dynamic monitoring of phase transformation in steels using a multi-frequency electromagnetic sensorcitations
- 2022Non-destructive evaluation of magnetic anisotropy associated with crystallographic texture of interstitial free steels using an electromagnetic sensor
- 2022ZnFe 2 O 4 hollow rods enabling accelerated polysulfide conversion for advanced lithium-sulfur batteriescitations
- 2022Detection of decarburising depth in Hadfield steels using a multi-magnetic NDE methodcitations
- 2022Quantitative characterisation and modelling of the effect of cut edge damage on the magnetic properties in NGO electrical steelcitations
- 2022ZnFe2O4 hollow rods enabling accelerated polysulfide conversion for advanced lithium-sulfur batteriescitations
- 2019Real-time in-line steel microstructure control through magnetic properties using an EM sensorcitations
- 2019Non-destructive measurement of microstructure and tensile strength in varying thickness commercial DP steel strip using an EM sensorcitations
- 2019Measured and modelled low field relative permeability for dual phase steels at high temperaturecitations
- 2018Product uniformity control - A research collaboration of european steel industries to non-destructive evaluation of microstructure and mechanical propertiescitations
- 2017Product Uniformity Control (PUC): How 15 European research institutes contribute to improve the in-line characterisation of microstructure and mechanical properties in the manufacturing of steel strip
- 2016In-line characterisation of microstructure and mechanical properties in the manufacturing of steel strip for the purpose of product uniformity control
- 2016In-line characterisation of microstructure and mechanical properties in the manufacturing of steel strip for the purpose of product uniformity control
- 2016Magnetic NDT for Steel Microstructure Characterisation – Modelling the Effect of Ferrite Grain Size on Magnetic Properties
- 2016Displacement-based multiscale modeling of fiber-reinforced composites by means of proper orthogonal decompositioncitations
- 2013Fabrication and characterization of transparent metallic electrodes in the terahertz domain
- 2013Fabrication and characterization of transparent metallic electrodes in the terahertz domain
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In-line characterisation of microstructure and mechanical properties in the manufacturing of steel strip for the purpose of product uniformity control
Abstract
The uniformity of the microstructure of steel strip over the entire coil length and between different coils of the same grade is key to stable and consistent material behaviour in steel manufacturers’ proprietary processes, like rolling and levelling, and customers’ processes, like pressing and deep-drawing. In particular for high-strength steels, like dual phase and complex phase steels, the microstructure is very sensitive to processing variations resulting in a potentially larger spread in the mechanical properties of the product. In July 2013, a large European consortium consisting of 15 institutes started an RFCS (1) –funded project called “Product Uniformity Control” (PUC) with the primary objective to achieve enhanced and sustained product uniformity of steel strip by improved interpretation of data from inline measurement methods that aim for real-time and non-destructive characterisation of microstructure and techno-mechanical parameters. Commonly, these techniques are based on electromagnetic (EM) or ultrasonic (US) measurement principles, which are favoured because of their non-destructive and potentially contact-free nature. To improve the techniques for in-line materials characterisation, the PUC consortium takes a systematic approach to investigate the interrelations between mechanical properties -- microstructural parameters -- EM & US properties -- inline measurement thereof. The studies involve dedicated laboratory experiments, modelling of the EM and US properties of steel, modelling of inline measurement setups and statistical analysis of data from inline measurement systems. The synthesis of these activities should result in improved, model-based, calibrations and finally in a broader deployment and integration of the inline material characterisation techniques in steel manufacturing, adding value to the product and enhancing the process efficiency throughout the production chain from hot-rolling to finishing. This paper outlines the project approach, highlights interconnecting modelling and experimental research work, and demonstrates first results. Various contributions being presented at this WCNDT conference originate from the collaborative activities of this PUC project. (1). (European) Research Fund for Coal and Steel