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Strength and ductility properties of vacuum rolled steels
Steel types S65A, 50KhFA and 40Kh heated and rolled in vacuum with relative reductions of from 10 to 45% have higher ductility than when rolled in air, and their ultimate tensile strength and yield points decrease; this makes it possible to eliminate annealing and pickling operations before drawing; hot rolling of these steels in vacuum yields metal without scale and promotes its purification from chemically active gases and damaging admixtures. (see also English translation in Stal in English n 1 Jan 1968 p 43-4)
Strength and ductility properties of vacuum rolled steels
Steel types S65A, 50KhFA and 40Kh heated and rolled in vacuum with relative reductions of from 10 to 45% have higher ductility than when rolled in air, and their ultimate tensile strength and yield points decrease; this makes it possible to eliminate annealing and pickling operations before drawing; hot rolling of these steels in vacuum yields metal without scale and promotes its purification from chemically active gases and damaging admixtures. (see also English translation in Stal in English n 1 Jan 1968 p 43-4)
Strength and ductility properties of vacuum rolled steels
Prochnostnye i plasticheskie svoistva stalei, prokatannykh v vakuume
Bykadorov, A.T. (author)
1968
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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