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The first installment of this article covered the problem of properly cooling forged microalloyed steels. In this second and final article we discuss details on heat-transfer coefficients, experimentation, production simulation and final results enabling more extensive use of this class of steels.
The first part of this article ran in the December 2019 issue. It gave an overview of a challenge facing forgers of microalloyed steels – controlled cooling!
This article covers the vexing problem of properly cooling forged microalloyed steels. This first of two parts will discuss the technical and business benefits of forged microalloyed steels.
