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- aggregation date "2007".
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- aggregation title "Temperature evolution during plane strain compression of tertiary oxide scale on steel".
- aggregation abstract "An oxide scale layer always forms at the steel surface during hot rolling. This scale layer separates the work roll from the metal substrate. Understanding the deformation behaviour and mechanical properties of the scale is of great interest because it affects the frictional conditions during hot rolling and the heat-transfer behaviour at the strip-roll interface. A thin wustite scale layer (< 20 mu m) was created tinder controlled conditions in an original laboratory device adequately positioned in a compression testing machine to investigate plane strain compression. Oxidation tests were performed on an ULC steel grade. After the oxide growth at 1050 degrees C, plane strain compression (PSC) was performed immediately to simulate the hot rolling process. PSC experiments were performed at a deformation temperature of 1050 degrees C, with reduction ratios front 5 to 70%, and strain rates of 10s(-1) under controlled gas atmospheres. Results show that for wustite, ductility is obvious at 1050 degrees C. Even after deformation oxide layers exhibit good adhesion to the substrate and homogeneity over the thickness. The tool/sample temperature difference seems to be the reason for the unexpected ductile behaviour of the scale layer.".
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