The Influence of the Initial Billet on the Mechanical Properties of Pipes

2020

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DOI 10.1088/1757-899x/969/1/012033
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Abstract

Abstract The article researched the influence on the pipes mechanical properties initial billet obtained by the traditional method and the proposed method, in which the piercing process is excluded. The proposed method involves casting the initial billet for the production of seamless pipes with a cavity obtained on a continuous casting machine. The production of hot-rolled seamless pipes from a hollow billet is an urgent issue today, since central porosity and axial segregation after casting are excluded, affecting the quality of the pipes obtained in the subsequent stages of production: rolling on a mandrel mill and reducing. The result is a minimal deviation of the mechanical properties of steel samples obtained by double deformation of a hollow continuously cast billet from samples obtained according to the traditional scheme, including the piercing process.