Patent classifications
C21D9/563
CONVEYANCE ROLLER FOR HEATING FURNACE
A conveyance roller for a heating furnace includes: a roller body constituted by a metal tube made of a heat-resistant alloy; at least one holding protrusion provided on an outer circumferential surface of the roller body for holding an object to be heated in the heating furnace, and protruding from the outer circumferential surface of the roller body in a plurality of positions at a given interval in a longitudinal direction of the roller body; and at least one shielding member provided to be adjacent to the at least one the holding protrusion in the longitudinal direction, and covering the outer circumferential surface of the roller body. The at least one shielding member has a thickness not larger than a height of the holding protrusion from the outer circumferential surface of the roller body.
STEEL SHEET ANNEALING METHOD AND STEEL SHEET ANNEALING FURNACE
A method of annealing a steel sheet in an annealing furnace, including: supporting and conveying a steel sheet with hearth rolls; and supporting and conveying the steel sheet with a full-ceramic hearth roll as a hearth roll located in an area where a furnace temperature is equal to or higher than 950 C., wherein a main constituent of the full-ceramic hearth roll is silicon nitride with use of an AlY-based sintering aid.
ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH WEATHERING STEEL PILES AND STRUCTURAL FOUNDATIONS WITH BENDING RESISTANCE
Disclosed herein is a light-gauge, ultra-high strength weathering steel pile for use as a steel foundation in structures such as, for example, solar arrangements. The light-gauge, ultra-high strength weathering steel pile comprises a thickness of 2.5 mm or less that has been cold roll formed into a steel pile having a web and a pair of opposing flanges, each having discontinuities formed therein. The steel pile further comprises a yield strength of between 700 and 1600 MPa, a tensile strength of between 1000 and 2100 MPa, and an elongation of between 1% and 10%.
ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH WEATHERING STEEL FOR HOT-STAMPING APPLICATIONS
Disclosed herein is a light-gauge, ultra-high strength weathering steel sheet with a composition, material properties, and surface characteristics that make it suitable for hot-stamping applications and making hot-stamped products. Also disclosed herein is a high friction rolled carbon alloy steel strip free of prior austenite grain boundary depressions and having a smear pattern. Still further disclosed herein is a high friction rolled carbon alloy steel strip that has been surface homogenized to provide a thin cast steel strip free of a smear pattern.
Method for manufacturing metal sheet and rapid quenching unit
A method for manufacturing a metal sheet comprising pinching the metal sheet in rapid quenching between a pair of pinch rolls in the range where the temperature of the metal sheet is from (T.sub.Ms+150) ( C.) to (T.sub.Mf150) ( C.), wherein the Ms temperature of the metal sheet is T.sub.Ms ( C.) and the Mf temperature thereof is T.sub.Mf ( C.), as well as a rapid quenching unit comprising a pair of pinch rolls capable of use in such a method.
ROLLER SCRAPER
To provide a roller scraper capable of having a long service life.
A roller scraper that removes attached substances on a surface of a roller, the roller scraper including a scraper main body that is supported on a floor portion and a scraping claw that is disposed in such a manner as to project in a width direction of the scraper main body. The scraping claw is placed against the roller in such a manner as to be in contact with the surface of the roller, and an opening is formed in the scraper main body.
CONTINUOUS ANNEALING OR GALVANISING LINE COMPRISING A TENSIONING BLOCK BETWEEN TWO CONSECUTIVE FURNACES
Continuous annealing or galvanizing line for metal strips with at least two consecutive annealing furnaces, a tensioning unit with at least two rollers located between the two annealing furnaces, and a production control and optimization system for said line.
Sealing Device for a Continuous Furnace
The invention relates to a heat treatment device (100) for thermally treating a workpiece (101), in particular a strip-shaped workpiece (101). The heat treatment device (100) comprises a housing (102), which surrounds a chamber (103), in which the workpiece (101) can be positioned for carrying out a thermal treatment. The workpiece (101) is supported by a first roller (110) and can be moved along the direction of travel (105). The first roller (110) and a first brush seal (111) are arranged in relation to one another in such a way that a first side of the workpiece (101) is in contact with the first roller (110) and a second side of the workpiece (101), which is opposite the first side, is in contact with the first brush seal (111), such that, via the roller (110) and the first brush seal (111), at least one first section (I) of the chamber (103) is sealed in relation to a second section (II) of the chamber (103).
METHOD FOR FORMING FILM AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ELECTRICAL STEEL SHEET WITH INSULATING FILM
A method for forming a film on a surface of a steel sheet includes applying a treatment solution for forming a film containing a fibrous material to the surface of the steel sheet by using a coater under a condition in which a difference between a speed of the steel sheet and a speed of an applicator of the coater is 1.0 m/min or more, inclining the surface of the steel sheet, to which the treatment solution for forming a film has been applied, at an angle of 10? or more with respect to a horizontal plane until drying is started, and thereafter drying the steel sheet.
CONTINUOUS ANNEALER FOR WIRE
A continuous annealer for wire is disclosed, and specifically for annealing and recrystallizing a wire in a continuous process. The continuous annealer for wire comprises: two contact discs for contacting a first wire portion extending therebetween; an annealing zone situated between the two contact discs; and annealing means for annealing the first wire portion in the annealing zone, as a result of which a first partial recrystallisation process in the first wire portion takes place in the annealing zone. A recrystallisation zone is situated downstream of the second contact disc, wherein, downstream of the annealing zone, the first wire portion passes through the recrystallisation zone as the second wire portion, and a second partial recrystallisation process takes place in the second wire portion. The wire has the opportunity to recrystallize further after leaving the annealing zone without further heating. By extending the recrystallisation time, the recrystallisation temperature can be reduced accordingly. As a result, the same degree of recrystallisation can be achieved overall with a significantly lower input of energy than when the wire is cooled immediately after leaving the annealing zone.