M. Muraki et al., DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE HOT-ROLLING PROCESS FOR GRAIN-ORIENTED SILICON STEEL, Journal of materials engineering and performance, 5(3), 1996, pp. 323-327
A numerical study was conducted to analyze the dissolution process of
manganese sulfide, and the advantages of very-high-temperature and sho
rt-time slab reheating prior to hot rolling were demonstrated. Inhibit
or dissolution was greatly accelerated at elevated temperatures. High-
temperature and short-time slab reheating also facilitated structure r
efinement by static recrystallization with appropriate rolling schedul
es and reduced initial grain sizes. This recrystallization also served
to improve product surface quality. Another advantage of the high-tem
perature hot-rolling process is increased flexibility for controlling
inhibitor precipitation during hot rolling.