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This study simulates hot-rolling using multi-scale modeling to visualize microstructure evolution. It quantifies grain refinement during recrystallization and phase transformation, showing good agreement with experimental results.

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austenite to ferrite transformationcellular automatonfinite element method (FEM)hot-rollingrecrystallization

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Area of Science:

  • Materials Science
  • Metallurgy
  • Computational Modeling

Background:

  • Hot-rolling is a critical process in steel manufacturing.
  • Understanding microstructure evolution is key to optimizing material properties.
  • Multi-scale modeling offers a powerful approach to simulate complex metallurgical phenomena.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the effects of a 6-pass hot-rolling process on steel microstructure.
  • To simulate recrystallization and austenite to ferrite phase transformation.
  • To analyze the influence of process parameters on microstructure evolution and grain refinement.

Main Methods:

  • Coupled multi-scale simulation approach.
  • Finite element method (FEM) for macroscale thermomechanical parameters.
  • Mesoscale cellular automaton (CA) model for microstructure evolution, including solute drag effect.
  • Incorporation of deformation stored energy for phase transformation driving force.

Main Results:

  • Clear visualization of evolving grain structure during multi-pass hot-rolling.
  • Reproduction of nonuniform deformation-stored energy and carbon concentration fields.
  • Quantification of grain refinement induced by recrystallization and austenite to ferrite transformation.
  • Simulated final austenite fraction and average ferrite grain size show good agreement with experimental data.

Conclusions:

  • The multi-scale simulation accurately captures the complex microstructure evolution during hot-rolling.
  • Process parameters like strain rate, temperature, and inter-pass time significantly influence recrystallization mechanisms.
  • The study provides insights into achieving desired grain structures and material properties through controlled hot-rolling processes.