Development of empirical relationships for metallurgical design of hot-rolled steel products

Marchant, Tim and Taylor, Steve and Nickerson, Alysha (2005) Development of empirical relationships for metallurgical design of hot-rolled steel products. Australian and New Zealand Mathematics in Industry Study Group > 22nd MISG [Auckland 24/1/2005 - 28/1/2005].

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Item Type:	Study Group Report
Study Group:	Australian and New Zealand Mathematics in Industry Study Group > 22nd MISG [Auckland 24/1/2005 - 28/1/2005]
Company Name:	New Zealand Steel Ltd
Industrial Sector:	Materials
ID Code:	47
Deposited By:	Gordon White
Deposited On:	29 June 2005

Problem Statement

New Zealand Steel Ltd asked the Study Group to develop empirical relationships for their hot-rolled coil and plate products. These empirical formulae are intended to describe the relationship between various mechanical properties of the coil and plate products and input parameters such as processing temperatures at various stages of the operation and steel chemistry.

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