THE EFFECT OF DEFORMATION IN THE INTERCRITICAL INTERVAL TEMPERATURE AT THE CONTROLLED ROLLING WITH THE ACCELERATED CONTROLLED COOLING ON THE FINAL STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF HEAVY PLATES

The study was conducted the effect of the final deformation temperature in the intercritical interval on the structure and properties of heavy plate, produced by the controlled rolling method. Methodology. There are used the methods: qualitative and quantitative metallography, transmission and scanning electron microscopy, testing of mechanical properties. The purpose of the study - based on theoretical and experimental results to formulate the requirements for temperature and deformation parameters of production, providing higher strength and plastic properties than the existing industrial versions of controlled rolling. Results. It is shown that at a fixed degree of deformation the simultaneous increase in strength and plastic properties versus temperature has a weakly expressed extremum. Practical value. It is proposed the regim of controlled rolling at temperatures of finite deformation 785 ... 810° C with accelerated controlled cooling and the regime that increases insufficiently high plastic properties, which are obtained in heavy plates by random deviations of the standard technology.