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Advanced Programme

Organised by:Plastic Deformation & Steelmaking Study Groups

of Associazione Italiana di Metallurgia

Thermomechanical Processing of Steels

3rd International Conference on

10-12 September 2008 · Padua, Italy

Sponsored by:

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Conference Chairmen Bevis Hutchinson · Scientific Advisor, Corrosion and Metals Research Institute

(KIMAB), Sweden Pietro Ravanelli · President of the AIM Plastic Deformation Study Group, Italy

Organising Committee Federica Bassani · AIM Giovina Marina La Vecchia · Università di Brescia Carlo Mapelli · Politecnico di Milano Paolo Messina · Danieli & C. Gabriele Rampinini · Forgiatura A.Vienna

Scientific Committee P. Harlet · ArcelorMittal, Belgium P.D. Hodgson · Deakin University, Australia H.J. McQueen · Concordia University, Canada W. Nicodemi · Politecnico di Milano, Italy E.J. Palmiere · The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom E. Ramous · Università di Padova, Italy V. Schwinn · Dillinger Hütte, Germany M. Steeper · Siemens VAI Metals Technologies Ltd., United Kingdom

Supporting Organizations Association Technique de la Sidérurgie Française Brazilian Metals and Materials Association Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Metalúrgicas Centre de Recherches Métallurgiques The Chinese Society for Metals Croatian Metallurgical Society Czech Steel Federation Hungarian Mining & Metallurgical Society The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining International Iron & Steel Institute The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan Jernkontoret The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society Société Française de Métallurgie et de Matériaux Stahlinstitut VDEh

Previous Conferences 1st TMP 2000: London (United Kingdom) 2nd TMP 2004: Liege (Belgium)

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ThermoMechanical Processingisbecomingincreasinglyimpor-tantintheproductivecycleofallsteeltypes,fromcarbonsteelstoalloyedgrades,owingtothecountlessadvantagesthatitcanbringaboutintermsofproduct’sperformance.

Therefore, Thermomechanical Processing can be equally ap-pliedtoallthedifferenttypesofsteelproducts.

Theenormouslywide rangeof applications spans fromstruc-turaluses,togasandfueltransportationsystemsandbuildingconstruction,withflatandlongproducts,strips,sheets,beams,bars,wires,pipesandrails.

TheevolutionofThermoMechanicalProcessingallowed to in-creaseitsapplicationinvarioussectorsandtoreachconsistentresults,notonlyfromametallurgicalpointofview,butalsofromafinancial,productiveandproduct’squalityperspective.

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REGISTRATION

From 15.00 to 18.00, all attendees will be able to register at the registration desk, located in the foyer of the Aula Magna (Room 1) of Facoltà di Ingegneria of University of Padua, in Via Marzolo, 9.

Wednesday, 10 September 2008 PalazzodelBo-AulaMagna-ViaVIIIFebbraio2-Padova

OPENING CEREMONY

10.00 Welcome addresses by

Walter Nicodemi, President of AIM Vincenzo Milanesi, Rector of the University of Padua Bevis Hutchinson and Pietro Ravanelli, Conference Chairmen Presentation of the “Medaglia Titanio” to prof. Emilio Ramous

Opening lectures

10.45 Microstructure models for hot-rolling of advanced high-strength steels M. Militzer - The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

11.10 Development of plain carbon and Nb microalloyed ultra-thin cast strip products produced by the CASTRIP® process

C. Killmore, H. Kaul, J. Burg, K. Carpenter, J. Williams - BlueScope Steel, Port Kembla Works, Australia

D. Edelman, P. Campbell - Nucor Steel, Crawfordsville, Indiana, USA W. Blende - Castrip LLC, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

11.35 Recent developments of line pipe steels using TMCP-technology J. Bauer, V. Schwinn, K.-H. Tacke - AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke, Dillinger, Germany

12.00 Welcome cocktail

AIM is grateful to the University of Paduafor the hospitality

Tuesday, 9 September 2008

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HOT STRIPS chairperson: H.J. McQueen

14.00 Thermomechanical processing of advanced high strength steels in production hot strip rolling

E.I. Poliak, N.S. Pottore, R.M. Skolly - ArcelorMittal Global R&D, East Chicago, USA

14.20 POSCO’s endless hot strip rolling process S. Son, D. Choi, J. Lee - POSCO, Pohang, Korea

14.40 Startup of SeverCorr Greenfield CSP® plant in Columbus, Mississippi J.R. Bell, L.C. Prichard - SeverCorr LLC, Columbus, USA A. Sprenger - SMS Demag AG, Duesseldorf, Germany

15.00 Experimental investigation for ultrafast cooling S. Sikdar, S. Das - Tata Steel, India

15.20 Effect of hot rolling parameters on mechanical properties and microstructure of dual phase steel

L. Juhar, V. Jurko - U.S. Steel Kosice, Slovak Republic

16.00 Coffee break

COLD ROLLING AND ANNEALING chairperson: V. Schwinn

16.20 Effect of pre-straining and bake hardening on the microstructure and mechanical properties of CMnSi trip steels

L.C. Zhang, E.V. Pereloma - University of Wollongong, Australia I.B. Timokhina, P.D. Hodgson - Deakin University, Victoria, Australia A. La Fontaine, S.P. Ringer - University of Sydney, Australia

16.40 Bake hardening behaviour of two cold rolled dual phase steels subjected to advanced galvanising processing routes

M. Krieger - Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH, Salzgitter, Germany M. Janecek - Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic Y. Estrin - Monash University, Clayton, Australia

17.00 Dew point and annealing cycle effects on microstructure, mechanical properties and phosphatation of a cold rolled C-Mn-Si TRIP steel sheet

J-L. Christen, B. Colinet, P. Harlet - ArcelorMittal Liege, Belgium J.A. Alvarenga - Trainee UFMG, Brazil

17.20 Retention and stored energy of the Goss orientation in Fe-3%Si steel during cold rolling process

H.K. Park, S.J. Kim, H.N. Han, N.M. Hwang - Seoul National University, Korea

17.40 Microstructural evolution of low carbon steel during cold rolling and subsequent annealing

E. Ghassemali, A. Kermanpur, A. Najafizadeh - Isfahan University of Technology, Iran

Wednesday, 10 September 2008

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MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR AND MICROSTRUCTURE CONTROL DURING HOT DEFORMATION I

Chairperson: P. Harlet

14.00 The hot ductility of Nb containing TRIP steels S-E. Kang - POSCO, Jeonam, Korea A. Tuling - University of Pretoria, South Africa B. Mintz - City University, London, United Kingdom

14.20 Influence of temperature on the deformation behaviour of oxide scale during finishing hot rolling

L. Suarez - CTM Technologic Centre, Manresa, Spain X. Vanden Eynde, M. Lamberigts - Centre for Research in Metallurgy, Liège, Belgium Y. Houbaert - Ghent University, Gent, Belgium

14.40 Deformation of continuously cast carbon steels in the range of γ-α transformation H. Hochegger, J. Six, H.P. Degischer - Vienna University of Technology, Austria S. Ilie - Voest-Alpine Stahl GmbH, Linz, Austria B. Harrer - University of Applied Sciences, Wels, Austria

15.00 Grain structure development during deformation in segregated microalloyed steels A. Kundu, C. Davis, M. Strangwood - University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

15.20 Thermomechanical processing for dual-phase microstructure S.T. Mandziej - Advanced Materials Analysis, Enschede, Netherlands

15.40 Influence of C, Mn and Si on the high temperature behaviour of construction steels G. Varela-Castro - Unidersidad Politécnica de Cataluña, Barcelona, Spain J.M. Cabrera, J.M. Prado - Centro Tecnológico, Manresa, Spain

16.00 Coffee break

MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR AND MICROSTRUCTURE CONTROL DURING HOT DEFORMATION II

Chairperson: A. DeArdo

16.20 High strain rate deformation of an interstitial-free steel during warm working A. Adulaysirikul, E.J. Palmiere - The University of Sheffield, United Kindgom

16.40 Effect of cool deformation on the mechanical properties of HSLA pipeline steels J. Calvo, A. Elwazri, S. Yue - McGill University, Montreal, Canada

17.00 Hot deformation analysis of high Si-steels by means of torsion test P.R. Calvillo - CTM Technologic Centre, Manresa, Spain J.M. Cabrera - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain Y. Houbaert - Ghent University, Gent, Belgium

17.20 Hot strength and constitutive behavior of Fe-Si alloys compared to other ferritic steels A. Shen, H.J. McQueen - Concordia University, Montreal, Canada 17.40 Simulation of thermomechanical conditions applied to normalizing rolling

of Ti-V-N steels C. Salaroli de Araújo, T.M. Füzessy de Melo - Usiminas, Ipatinga, Brazil


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PHASE TRANSFORMATION, CONTROL AND PRECIPITATION ENGINEERING chairperson: M. Militzer

14.00 The effect of strain path on strain induced precipitation in a model microalloyed steel

J.L. Turner, W.M. Rainforth, B.P. Wynne, A.A. Howe - Immpetus, Sheffield, United Kingdom

14.20 Influence of chemical composition and austenite condition on hardness of direct quenched steels

M.C. Somani, D.A. Porter, J. Pyykkönen, L.P. Karjalainen - University of Oulu, Finland

14.40 Ultrafine grained dual phase steels: effect of grain size on mechanical properties M. Calcagnotto, D. Ponge, D. Raabe - Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH,

Düsseldorf, Germany

15.00 Thermomechanically processed TRIP-steel with bimodal bainite structure M. Soliman, S. Luesing, M. Asadi, H. Palkowski - Clausthal University of Technology,

Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany

15.20 Mechanical behavior and microstructure characteristic of microalloyed CrMo steel under hot-rolling with large strain rate

Q. Tian, J. Hong, X. Dong - Baosteel Research Institute, Shanghai, China

15.40 Effect of Mn and Ni on ferritic transformation in heat affected zone K. Fukunaga, Y. Watanabe, R. Uemori - Nippon Steel Corporation, Kimitsu, Japan

16.00 Coffee break

RECRYSTALLISATION CONTROL chairperson: E. Ramous

16.20 Recrystallisation kinetics of austenite evaluated by means of the stress relaxation technique and further metallography

J.M. Llanos, A. Zufia - Sidenor I+D, Basauri, Spain

16.40 Simplification of hot rolling schedule in Ti-microalloyed steels S.F. Medina, J.I. Chaves, M. Gómez - Cenim-CSIC, Madrid, Spain

17.00 Exceeding the limits of TM-rolled hot strip steel by transformation hardening on the runout table

M. Sonnleitner, M. Klein, H. Spindler, P. Stiaszny - voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Austria K. Spiradek-Hahn - ARC Seibersdorf research GmbH, Austria

17.20 Modeling on the recrystallization fraction of carbon steel using torsion test H. Kim, J. Lee - POSCO, Pohang, Korea

17.40 Characterization of the evolution of austenite static recrystallization during hot rolling of two microalloyed steels

M. Gómez, S.F. Medina, L. Rancel - Cenim-CSIC, Madrid, Spain


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LONG PRODUCTS & HEAVY PLATES chairperson: M. Steeper

9.00 Experiences and results after two years of integration of a loop-path in an one-strand high-performance rolling mill

O. Lötscher-Beltrán, G. Nussbaum, G. Bittner, W. Krämer - Swiss Steel AG, Switzerland F. Clement - Magdeburger Walzwerk Engineering GmbH

9.20 Application of cold rolling in the preliminary thermomechanical processing scheme at the long type structural steel production

G.E. Kodzhaspirov, A.I. Rudskoy, G.A. Agasiants - St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University, Russia

9.40 The effect of direct quenching and tempering process on mechanical properties and microstructure of AISI 4140 steels as compared with conventional re-austenited, quenched and tempered heat treatment

A.H. Meysami, R. Ghasemzadeh, H. Seyedyn, M.R. Aboutalebi, A. Memari - Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Iran

10.00 Pilot-scale cooling investigations for steel plates V. Prodanovic, M. Militzer - The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada H.J. Kirsch, K.H. Tacke - Dillinger Hüttenwerke AG, Dillingen/Saar, Germany

10.20 Identifying dynamic strain aging in a corrosion resistant low alloy structural steel B. Singh, D. Rai, J. Singh - Steel Authority of India Limited, Ranchi, India

10.40 Coffee break

PIPELINES STEELS chairperson: P. Ravanelli

11.00 Characterisation of the microstructure of X80 heavy plate for pipeline applications using the EBSD method

J. Konrad, C. Stallybrass, A. Schneider - Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH, Duisburg, Germany

H. Meuser, S. Meimeth, F. Grimpe - Salzgitter Mannesmann Grobblech GmbH, Mülheim and der Ruhr, Germany

11.20 The effect of processing conditions and cooling rate on the microstructure and properties of API X-70 and API X-100 steels

M. Salem, E.J. Palmiere - The University of Sheffield, United Kindgom

11.40 Research on control of physical and mechanical properties in production of advance high strength steels with thermomechanical processing applied in sour gas transportation line pipes

S. Pourmostadam - Mobarakeh Steel co., Esfahan, Iran

12.00 New alloy design perspectives for high strength steels J.G. Williams - BlueScope Steel Limited, Port Kembla, Australia

12.20 Lunch break

Thursday, 11 September 2008

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MICROSTRUCTURE CONTROL IN PHASE TRANSFORMATION AND PRECIPITATION I

chairperson: B. Hutchinson

9.00 Origins of strength in V-N bearing strip steels M.J. Hua, C.I. Garcia, A.J. DeArdo - University of Pittsburgh, USA M.K. Miller - Microscopy Group, Oak Ridge, USA R.J. Glodowski - Stratcor Inc., Pittsburgh, USA

9.20 Improving high strength steels with energy efficient process routes of plate T. Siwecki, J. Eliasson - Swerea KIMAB, Stockholm, Sweden

9.40 Effect of austenite strengthening on Nb microalloyed bainitic steels S. Cobo, E. Da Costa, A. Perlade - ArcelorMittal R&D Maizieres, Maizieres-les-Mets, France

10.00 Modelling of deformation-accelerated phase transformation of hot rolled dual phase steels

P. Suwanpinij, U. Prahl, W. Bleck - RWTH Aachen, Germany N. Togobytska, D. Hömberg - WIAS, Berlin, Germany S. Benke - ACCESS e.V., Aachen, Germany

10.20 Precipitation strengthening produced by the formation in ferrite of Nb carbides M.A. Altuna, I. Gutierrez - CEIT, Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain

10.40 Coffee break

MICROSTRUCTURE CONTROL IN PHASE TRANSFORMATION AND PRECIPITATION II

chairperson: M. Sonnleitner

11.00 Strain-induced precipitation on Nb(C,N) in microalloyed austenite during multipass deformation

V. Nagarajan, E.J. Palmiere, C.M. Sellars - The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

11.20 Effect of vanadium on isothermally formed bainitic microstructures in low carbon steels

G. Herman, T. Epsztein, P. Barges, T. Iung - ArcerlorMittal Maizieres Research, Maizieres Les Metz, France

11.40 Effect of carbon content on the phase transformation characteristics, microstructure and properties of 500MPa grade microalloyed steels with non-polygonal ferrite microstructures

P.P. Suikkanen, L.P. Karjalainen - University of Oulu, Finland A.J. DeArdo - University of Pittsburgh, USA

12.00 Effect of coiling temperature on microstructures and mechanical properties in Nb-microalloyed hot strip

C-H. Lee - Posco, Pohang, Korea

12.20 Lunch break

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TEXTURE AND ANISOTROPY I chairperson: E.V. Pereloma

11.00 Evolution of texture and microstructure of spray formed Fe-6.5%wt%Si steel atter rolling and heat treatment

C. Bolfarini, W.J. Botta Filho, A.A. Jorge Jr., C. Shyinti Kiminami - DEMa, Brazil

11.20 Influence of the thermo-mechanical processes on the formation of thick cylindrical components formed by different technologies: hot rolling, cold bending, forging

C. Mapelli, C. Corna, F. Magni - Politecnico di Milano, Italy

11.40 Investigation of shape recovery strain and stress H. Naoi, M. Wada, T. Koike, T. Maruyama - Hosei University, Tokyo, Japan

12.00 Grain refinement of extralow-carbon steels in hot strip rolling T. Senuma, Y. Takemoto - Okayama University, Japan

12.20 Lunch break

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STAINLESS STEELS chairperson: I. Calliari

14.00 Investigation of phase transformation, texture evolution, and deformation micromechanics in metastable austenitic steels using neutron diffraction

H. Choo, K. Tao - University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA B. Clausen, D.W. Brown, S. Vogel - Los Alamos Neutron Science Center, USA J-E. Jin, Y-K. Lee - Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea

14.20 Effect of initial rolling temperature on mechanical behavior of a metastable 304 stainless steel in consecutive cold rolling process

J.Y. Choi, Y-H. Kim, Y-Y. Lee - Posco, Pohang, Korea

14.40 Study of a SUS304 austenitic stainless steel hot strip by TMCP J. Han, S. He, Z-y. Wang, L-z. Jiang - Baoshan Iron and Steel Co Ltd., Shanghai, China

15.00 Modelling recrystallized fraction of ferrite during hot rolling of an AISI 430 type ferritic stainless steel hot rolled in a steckel mill

W. Schuwarten Jr. - ArcelorMittal Inox Brasil, Timóteo, Brazil R. Barbosa - Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

15.20 The effect of austenite volume fraction on the deformation resistance of 409L stainless steels during the hot-strip rolling

D. Chae - Posco, Pohang, Korea

15.40 Coffee break

OTHER PRODUCTS AND PROCESSES chairperson: C. Killmore

16.00 Study of chemistry and process optimization of V-microalloyed N80 seamless tube T. Pan, Z. Wang, C. Yang, Y. Zhang - Central Iron & Steel Research Institute, Beijing, China

16.20 Comparison of properties of extruded steels reinforced or not by Y2O3 nanoparticles T. Leblond, D. Nunes, D. Bossu, P. Olier - CEA Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

16.40 Modelling microstructure evolution of a NbV microalloyed steel during hot rolling of seamless tubes

R.N. Carvalho, M.A.C. Ferreira - V&M do Brazil, Belo Horizonte, Brazil D.B. Santos, R. Barbosa - Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

17.00 Spheroidization of hot forged medium and high carbon steels N. Gupta - National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology, Ranchi, India S.K. Sen - RDCIS (SAIL), Ranchi, India

17.20 Application potential of NIR-technology in coil processing lines K.K.O. Bär - AdPhos Steel GmbH, Bruckmühl, Germany

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TEXTURE AND ANISOTROPY II chairperson: E.J. Palmiere

14.00 Microstructure and texture of hot-rolled duplex stainless steel C. Herrera, D. Ponge, D. Raabe - Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, Düsseldorf, Germany

14.20 Microstructure and cold deformation influence on mechanical properties of large diameter line-pipe steels

A.G. Kostryzhev, M. Strangwood, C.L. Davis - University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

14.40 Designing of the texture and mechanical properties of duplex stainless steel through symmetric - asymettric rolling

S. Barella, C. Mapelli, R.F. Riva - Politecnico di Milano, Italy

15.00 Microstructure dependence of charpy impact toughness anisotropy for steel grades API-80 and API-X70

N. Sanchez, R.H. Petrov - Ghent University, Belgium J-H. Bae - Posco, Jeonnam, South Korea l.A.I. Kestens - Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

15.20 Microtexture analysis of hot rolled steel strips V.H. Brocado, M.P. Guerrero-Mata, P. Zambrano, R. Colás - Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon,

San Nicolas, Mexico R. Petrov, Y. Houbaert - Gent University, Belgium

15.40 Coffee break

COMPLEX MICROSTRUCTURES chairperson: A. Molinari

16.00 A study on the strengthening mechanism in the thermomechanically processed TRIP/TWIP steel

I.B. Timokhina, H. Beladi, P.D. Hodgson - Deakin University, Geelong, Australia E.V. Pereloma - The University of Wollongong, Australia

16.20 Study on toughness property in low carbon bainitic steel J-Y. Cho, K-K. Um, J-K. Choi - Posco, Pohang, Korea

16.40 Microstructural modelling for Nb/Ti microalloying adjustement on hot rolled HSLA steels D. Huin, D. Grandemange, P. Maugis, G. Herman - ArcelorMittal Research, Maizieres-les-Metz, France

17.00 The influence of hot rolling on mechanical properties of high-Mn twip steels J. Kliber, I. Schindler, T. Kursa - VSB Technical University, Ostrava Poruba, Czech Republic

17.20 Microstructural characterization of high strength steel using nanoindentation T-H. Ahn, D. H. Kim, K.H. Oh, M. Kim, H.N. Han - Seoul National University, Korea C-S. Oh - Korea Institute of Materials Science, Kyeongnam, Korea K-K. Um - Posco, Pohang, Korea

17.40 Design of heat treatment process for high strength steel T.Y. Hsu, X.J. Jin - Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

20.00 Conference dinner


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MODELING I chairperson: S. Hahn

14.00 Hardenability- and tempering modelling of high strength steels in Matlab J. Eliasson, T. Siwecki, C. Luo - Swerea Kimab, Stockholm, Sweden

14.20 Online system for controlling mechanical properties of quench and tempered plates

A. Mukhopadhyay, A. Polo, M. Vidoni - Danieli Automation, Buttrio, Italy C. Cesile, G. Zangari - Centro Sviluppo Materiali, Roma, Italy

14.40 Modeling of phase transformation and precipitations in continuous casting S. Hahn, C. Chimani, K. Mörwald - Siemens VAI, Linz, Austria

15.00 Modelling dissolution and precipitation in niobium steels U. Borggren, G. Engberg - SSAB Tunnplat, Borlänge, Sweden

15.20 Comparative hot-work constitutive analyses by different procedures of a medium C, HSLA steel (relative to low C-HSLA, tool and stainless)

H.J. McQueen, Y. Li - Concordia University, Montreal, Canada I. Rieiro - Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo, Spain M. Carsi, O.A. Ruano - Cenim/CSIC, Madrid, Spain

15.40 Coffee break

20.00 Conference dinner

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MICROSTRUCTURE CONTROL IN PHASE TRANSFORMATION AND PRECIPITATION III

chairperson: F. Bonollo

9.00 Ferrite grain refinement in seamless pipes through intergranular nucleation on VN S. Zajac, B. Hutchinson, T. Siwecki - SwereaKimab, Stockholm, Sweden M. Korchynsky - Stratcor Inc. Pittsburgh, USA R. Lagneborg - Professor emeritus, Stockholm, Sweden 9.20 Crystallographic analysis of nano-structured bainitic steels H. Beladi, I. Timokhina, P.D. Hodgson - Deakin University, Geelong, Australia Y. Adachi - National Institute for Materials Science, Japan

9.40 The influence of P and S on fissure formation in steels E. Maina, B. Mintz - City University, London, United Kingdom

10.00 On the strength of microalloyed steels - An interpretive review C.I. Garcia, M. Hua, K. Cho - University of Pittsburgh, USA A.J. DeArdo - University of Oulu, Finland

10.20 Microstructure and tensile properties of 9Cr-2W-NbV steel T.K. Kim, J.H. Baek, B.O. Lee, S.H. Kim, C.B. Lee - Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute,

Daejeon, Korea

10.40 Effect of thermo-mechanical processing parameters and chemical composition on bake hardening ability of hot rolled multiphase steels

H. Palkowski, M. Saliman, G. Kugler, M. Asadi - Clausthal University of Technology, Germany

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MODELING II chairperson: C. Mapelli

9.00 Modeling precipitation and its effect on recrystallization during hot strip rolling of niobium steels

L. Lissel - SSAB Tunnplat/Dalarna University, Borlänge Sweden G. Engberg - Dalarna University, Borlänge Sweden U. Borggren - SSAB Tunnplat, Borlänge Sweden

9.20 Modeling of microstructure evolution of steel during the rolling by using frontal cellular automata

D. Svyetlichnyy - AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland

9.40 Predicting the peak stress of plain carbon steels, low alloyed steels and HSLA steels in the austenitic state by means of neural networks

R. Neves Penha, L.C.F. Canale - Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil J.M. Cabrera - Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, CTM Centro Tecnológico, Spain

10.00 Improved modelling of strain induced precipitation kinetics and austenite microstructure evolution during multipass rolling of Nb-microalloyed steels

B. Pereda, J.M. Rodriguez-Ibabe, B. López - Ceit and Tecnun, San Sebastián, Spain 10.20 Modeling austenite grain size evolution and final ferrite grain size during hot

rolling of a microalloyed steel structural beam E.G. Reis - Gerdau-Acominas, Ouro Branco, Brazil R. Barbosa - Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

10.40 Optimization of hot rolling parameters B. Pena, M. Arribas, A.R. Carrillo, J.I. Barbero - Labein Tecnalia, Derio, Spain J. Calvo, S. Yue - McGill University, Montreal, Canada

11.00 Modelling of austenite decomposition in microalloyed steel under a two-step cooling regime applied after hot rolling

A.A. Santos - Usiminas Steel Works, Ipatinga, Brazil R. Barbosa - Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

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MISCELLANEOUS chairperson: A. Mukhopadhyay

9.00 Grain refinement of C-Mn steel to 1 μm by rapid cooling and short interval multi-pass hot rolling in stable austenite region

M. Wakita, K. Miyata, S. Fukushima, M. Eto, M. Sasaki, T. Tomida - Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd., Hyogo, Japan

9.20 Ultrafine grained microstructures of microalloyed steels obtained by cold, warm and hot severe plastic deformation

J. Majta, K. Muszka - AGH University Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland

9.40 Optimisation of technologies for hydro-mechanical descaling of steel J.W. Frick - Lechler GmbH, Metzingen, Germany

10.00 Modelling of uneven transverse temperature distribution effects on accelerated cooling processes

F. Miani - DIEGM Università di Udine, Italy A. Polo, M. Vidoni - Danieli Automation, Danieli Group, Buttrio, Italy

10.20 Use of direct flame impingement oxyfuel to enhance strip processing O. Ritzén - The Linde Group, Sundbyberg, Sweden M. Gartz - The Linde Group, Lidingö, Sweden J. Von Schéele - The Linde Group, Unterschleissheim, Germany

10.40 Microstructural evolution of industrial low carbon steel during wiredrawing and heating treatment

Z. Boumerzoug, M. Zidani, F. Guessouri - Biskra University, Algeria

11.00 The most recent findings from physical-material modelling of UHSS structure development on a thermomechanical simulator

B. Masek, D. Klauberova, L. Skalova - University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Czech Republic H. Stankova - University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Czech Republic

End of the conference

Friday, 12 September 2008 12.00 Departure of the Technical Visit to DANIELI & C. OFFICINE MECCANICHE

13.30 Visit to DANIELI’s facilities

16.30 Return to Padua

NOTE ON THE PROGRAMMEThis programme is a preliminary programme. It is not definitive and it may be slightly modified:title and authors, cancelled or added papers or posters, chairmen, timetable or duration, etc.

Possible changes in the programme will be communicated before the beginning of the conference.

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Poster Session

• Static recrystallization of austenitic stainless steels - a short review R.L. Plaut, A.F. Padilha - Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil C. Herrera - Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, Düsseldorf, Germany

• Dynamic recrystallization by necklace mechanism during hot deformation of 316 stainless steel A. Najafizadeh, M. Jafari, J. Rasti - Isfahan University of Technology, Iran

• The effects of thermomechanical rolling conditions on microstructure and mechanical properties of a linepipe steelU. Mortazavi - Isfahan University of Technology, Iran M. Razazi Broujeni - Majlesi University

• To study the effect of cryogenic heat treatment on hardness and the amount of residual autenite in 1/2304 steel K. Amini, S. Nategh - Islamic Azad University, Isfahan, Iran A. Shafyei - Isfahan University of Technology, Iran

• Oxidation of a silicon bearing steel and its plastic deformation A. Jauregui, M.P. Guerrero-Mata, P. Zambrano, E. García, R. Colás - Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, San Nicolas de los Garza, Mexico

• Improvement of mechanical properties of ASSAB 705M steel by modified heat treatment S.M. Safi - National Iranian Oil Company, Iran M.K. Besharati Givi - Tehran University, Iran

• Thermomechanical processing of the rolling flat microalloyed steels products E. Vasilescu, I. Vasilescu - Dunarea de Jos University, Galatz, Romania

• Researches regarding the influence of the annealing on the cold rolling steel strips intended for the automotive industry E. Vasilescu, I. Vasilescu - Dunarea de Jos University, Galatz, Romania

• Preliminary thermomechanical processing of structural steels G.E. Kodzhaspirov, A.I. Rudskoy, G.A. Agasiants - St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University, Russia

• A research study on thermomechanical processing of advanced high strength steels applied in heavy chassis of FH 12 S. Pourmostadam - Mobarakeh Steel Company, Esfahan, Iran

• A comparative study of hot rolled steel microstructure, using EBSD and metallographyY. Palizdar, R.C. Cochrane, R. Brydson, A.J. Scott - University of Leeds, United Kingdom B. Mintz - City University, London, United Kingdom

• The effect of aluminium on steel microstructure at low nitrogen steels Y. Palizdar, R.C. Cochrane, R. Brydson, A.J. Scott - University of Leeds, United Kingdom B. Mintz - City University, London, United Kingdom

• Influence of the reversible double skin pass on the metal sheets designed for enamel-plating R. Virlan, C. Predescu, A.M. Stoica, A. Nicolae - University Politehnica Bucharest, Romania

• Washing intensification after pickling using generators of cavities in the liquids for washing the hot rolled steel sheets M. Nicolae, M. Sohaciu, A. Predescu, E. Matei - University Politehnica Bucharest, Romania

• Surface grain boundary engineering of shot-peened type 304 stainless steel O.M. Alyousif - Kuwait University, Safat, Kuwait D.L. Engelberg, T.J. Marrow - The University of Manchester, United Kingdom

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• Sulphide inclusions in low manganese steels F.J. Barbaro, C.A. Jones, P.D. Edwards, J.G. Williams, P.R. Wilson - BlueScope Steel Ltd., Wollongong, Australia

• The effects of microstructure on the transformation and work hardening of trip steels A.F. Mark, J.D. Boyd - Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada

• Study of SUS304L austenitic stainless steel plates by different thermal-mechanical controlled processes J. Han, Z-y. Wang, L.-z. Jiang - Baoshan Iron and Steel Co. Ltd., Shanghai, China

• Temperature distribution on strip in preheating furnace on continuous annealing line L.W. Wu - China Steel Corporation, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

• Two-dimensional temperature distribution of strip in preheating furnace of continuous annealing line L-W. Wu - China Steel Corporation, Kaohsiung, TaiwanC-H. Ho, T-C. Chen - National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan

• Effect of grain boundary character distribution on brittle cracking of ferritic stainless steel H. Bi, X. Li - Shanghai Baosteel Research Institute, China H. Yan - Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

• Effect of temperature and strain rate on secondary phase formation in 2205 dual phase stainless steel under hot working condition H. Keshmiri, M.H. Shahhosseini, A.M. Shahhosseini - Kashmar, Iran Gh. Ebrahimi - Tarbiat Moallem Sabzevar University, Iran

• Tensile isotropy of an austenitic ODS steel by recrystallization S.K. Yang, C.S. Bae, T.K. Kim, J. Jang - Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea

• Precipitation of carbonitrides in steels microalloyed with Nb and Ti during hot rolling of seamless tubes R.N. Carvalho - V&M do Brazil, Belo Horizonte, Brazil A. Costa e Silva, R. Barbosa - Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

• Microstructure evolution in thermomechanically processed trip-type microalloyed steel A. Grajcar, M. Opiela - Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland

• Microstructure development by thermomechanical processing in a low carbon microalloyed steel B. Eghbali - Sahand University of Technology, Tabriz, Iran

• Evolution of texture and anisotroy in DP steel sheets during deep drawing process Y.S. Song, B.J. Kim, S.H. Han, K.G. Chin, S.-H. Choi - Sunchon National University, South Korea

• An investigation to the hot deformation behavior of high-Mn TWIP steels M. Sabet, A. Zarei-Hanzaki, Sh. Khoddam - University of Tehran, Iran

• Dynamic recrystallization behavior of a Cr-Ni super-austenitic stainless steel A. Hoseini Asli, A. Zarei-Hanzaki, H. Naei - University of Tehran, Iran

• The effects of temperature on double-hit compression behavior of TWIP steels J. Hajkazemi, A. Zarei-Hanzaki, Sh. Khoddam - University of Tehran, Iran

• Experimental methods in the steel industry R. Bruna - Ternium Siderar C. Nomaksteinsky - Indecal

• Tensile properties of dual phase steels containing substitutional elementJ. Syarif, N. Handra, M. Zaidi Omar, Z. Sajuri - Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

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Organizing Secretariat AIM - Associazione Italiana di Metallurgia Piazzale Rodolfo Morandi 2 - I - 20121 Milano, Italy Phone:+39 02.7602.1132 or +39 02.7639.7770 Fax +39 02.7602.0551 - E-mail: [email protected] Conference website: www.aimnet.it/tmp2008.htm

Conference Venue The 3rd International Conference on ThermoMechanical Processing of steels will

be held at “Università di Padova” - Facoltà di Ingegneria - via Marzolo 9, 35100 Padua (www.unipd.it). The opening ceremony will be held in the Aula Magna of the old and fully restored Palazzo del Bo, in via VIII Febbraio, 2.

Language The official language of the conference will be English.

Proceedings The full text of the accepted papers will be published in the Cd-Rom proceedings

and issued to attendees on arrival at the Conference with a book of abstracts.

Technical Visit To

A technical visit to Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche will be scheduled on the af-ternoon of Friday 12 September 2008. Attendance to the technical visit is free and will be limited to a maximum of 50 people. In order to attend the visit, delegates are kindly requested to fill in the relevant section in the application form.

Admittance will be based on the date of reservation. Attendees will receive notifi-cation of admittance together with detailed programme of the visit.

Danieli designs, manufactures, installs and starts up machinery and plants for the metals industry, from ore to finished long and flat product processing. With a 90,000 sqm area dedicated to production (part of Group total 240,000) Danieli workshops in Buttrio are amongst the most modern in Europe. Operations perfor-med range from technological steel fabrication to gear cutting and heat treatment and from 3D computerized testing to assembly of mechanical, hydraulic and electric components and systems. Max hoisting capability is up to 1000 tonnes.

Social Programme A social programme has been designed to give attendees the opportunity to meet

informally and enjoy Padova’s atmosphere.

Welcome Cocktail A Welcome cocktail will be offered on 10 September 2008, at 12.00, at the end

of the opening ceremony at Palazzo del Bo, to allow attendees to meet friends and fellow professionals from around the world.

Conference Dinner On the evening of 11 September 2008, at 20.00 a Conference dinner will be

served at the restaurant “Le Padovanelle” in Padova loc. Ponte di Brenta, in via Ippodromo 4. A bus shuttle service will be provided from the Conference venue to the restaurant and back to the hotels.

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Registration Feespayment BEFORE JULY 18, 2008 AIM MEMBERS EUR 590 (Revenue Stamp included) AIM Junior Members FREE NON MEMBERS EUR 700 (Revenue Stamp included) Students* EUR 200 (Revenue Stamp included) payment AFTER JULY 18, 2008 AIM MEMBERS EUR 690 (Revenue Stamp included) AIM Junior Members FREE NON MEMBERS EUR 800 (Revenue Stamp included) Students* EUR 300 (Revenue Stamp included)

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Registration fees include entrance to technical sessions, conference bag with CD Rom proceed-ings and book of abstracts, welcome cocktail, conference dinner and coffee breaks. For non-members the fee includes AIM Membership for the last quarter of 2008 and for the year 2009.

* Students will have to provide valid proof of student status. Standard Student rate includes access to technical sessions, Conference bag with CD Rom proceedings and book of abstracts, welcome cocktail and coffee breaks. The fee includes AIM Junior Membership for the last quarter of 2008 and for the year 2009. It does not include conference dinner.

Cumulative registrations for over 3 attendees from the same company will be entitled to a discount of 15% of the total amount. Cumulative registration should be sent together.

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Travel And Accommodation Padua· A city so rich in art, traditions and history so as to offer a fitting, backdrop for this event. Since Padua is very close to Venice, Conference attendees will be able to choose hotel accommodation also in Venice, that is a unique scenario for tours and post-conferences. The numerous cultural activities and art exhibitions, historical and artistic landmarks in the city, in the splendid lagoon or along the Brenta Riviera are possible loca-tions for unforgettable visits. A choice of historic and artistic guided tours of Padua’s and Venice’s major landmarks, as well of thier surroundings will be available.

How To Reach PadovaBy car Padova is linked by highways with Venice (A4), Milano (A4) and Bologna

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By airplane VENEZIA · Airport Marco Polo (Tessera). VERONA · Airport Valerio Catullo (Villafranca Veronese). TREVISO · Airport Giannino Ancillotto

WE ARE LOOkING FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU IN ITALY.

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Accommodation

An allotment of rooms has been reserved for conference attendees at the following hotels:Hotel Double Room Double Room Single Room B&B Single use B&B B&BMETHIS HHHH www.methishotel.com Standard room € 149,00 Standard room € 139,00Riviera Paleocapa, 70 (city centre) · Padova Superior room € 175,00 Superior room € 165,00 distance to the university: 3,5 km Junior suite € 279,00 Junior suite € 259,00GALILEO HHHH www.hotelgalileopadova.itVia Venezia, 30 (University area) · Padova € 145,00 € 115,00distance to the university: 1,7 kmGRAND’ITALIA HHHH www.hotelgranditalia.itCorso del Popolo, 81 (Train station area) · Padova € 150,00 € 130,00 € 115,00distance to the university: 1,6 kmPLAZA HHHH www.plazapadova.itCorso Milano, 40 (city centre) · Padova € 210,00 € 170,00 € 140,00distance to the university: 3 km DONATELLO HHHH www.hoteldonatello.netVia del Santo, 102 (city centre) · Padova € 198,00 € 122,00distance to the university: 2,5 kmMILANO HHHH www.hotelmilano-padova.comVia Bronzetti, 62 (periphery) · Padova € 165,00 € 125,00 € 97,00 distance to the university: 3 kmACCADEMIA PALACE HHHH www.abitaliahotels.comVia del Pescarotto, 39 (periphery) · Padova € 180,00 € 150,00distance to the university: 3 kmMANTEGNA HHHH www.nh-hotels.itVia Tommaseo, 61D (University area) · Padova € 200,00 € 160,00distance to the university: 1,7 km ARISTON MOLINO HHHH www.aristonmolino.itVia C. Augure, 5 · Abano Terme € 136,00 € 78,00distance to the university: 20 km Weekend 12-14.09.08(2 dinners included) € 146,00 p.p.PIROGA HHHH www.piroga.itVia Euganea, 48 · Selvazzano € 100,00 € 85,00distance to the university: 14 kmIL BURCIO HHH www.piroga.itVia Euganea, 23 · Selvazzano € 85,00 € 75,00 € 65,00distance to the university: 14 km

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IVIDIESSE Srl · Via J. Facciolati, 49 · 35127 Padova Tel.: +39 049 8021744 · Fax: +39 049 8021790 · E-mail: [email protected]

After July 18, 2008, rates and accommodation will be subject to availability.

Upon reservation the payment of the total stay is required. This payment can be made by bank transfer to: Cassa di Risparmio di Padova e Rovigo C/C 100000150007 Intestato IV.D.S.Srl · ABI 06225 · CAB 12153 · IBAN IT98O0622512153100000150007

If you wish to reserve accommodation on your own, you may visit the website: www.turismopadova.it

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Accompanying Person Programme

The following guided tours will be available for accompanying persons.If you wish to attend the tours, please contact IVIDIESSE srl within August 20, 2008:

IVIDIESSE srl · Via J. Facciolati, 49 · 35127 Padova Tel.: +39 049 8021744 · Fax: +39 049 8021790 E-mail: [email protected]

10 September 2008 - afternoon VERONA’S CITY CENTER GUIDED VISIT - by bus g.t. € 35,00 per person (VALID RATE FOR AT LEAST 20 SHARERS)

Sightseeing: a city tour toward the Lourdes Sanctuary from where you can see a beautiful view of the city. After that you continue on foot through the “Piazza delle Erbe” and the “Piazza dei Signori”. Naturally you can’t miss a visit at Giulietta’s house with its famous balcony. The tour ends in piazza Bra, in front of the Arena.

Bus from Padova and back 3 hours bilingual guide service Entrance tickets not included

10 September 2008 all day long VILLE PALLADIANE GUIDED VISIT IN VICENZA - by bus g.t. € 75,00 per person (VALID RATE FOR AT LEAST 20 SHARERS)

“Villa Rotonda” in Vicenza, “Villa Emo” in Fanzolo, “Villa Barbaro” in Maser, “Villa Corsaro” in Piombino Dese, “Villa Badoer” in Fratta Polesine.

All day long bus service from Padova and back All day long guide service Entrance tickets not included

11 September 2008 - morning VENEZIA GUIDED VISIT - by bus g.t. € 50,00 per person (VALID RATE FOR AT LEAST 20 SHARERS) Piazza San Marco · San Marco’s Basilica · Palazzo Ducale · Ponte dei Sospiri · Prisons (on foot)

Bus from Padova to Tronchetto and back ACTV navigation service Tronchetto - San Marco - Tronchetto 3 hours guide service Entrance tickets not included

11 September 2008 - afternoon PADOVA’S CITY CENTER GUIDED VISIT - on foot € 10,00 per person (VALID RATE FOR AT LEAST 20 SHARERS)

S. Antonio’s Basilica, Historical City Center (“Palazzo della ragione”, “Pedrocchi Cafè”, University, “Piazza delle Erbe”, “Piazza dei Frutti”), Scrovegni’s chapel.

On foot guided tour Pick-up in the city center with the guide (“Prato della Valle” or “Piazza Eremitani”) 3 hours guide service Entrance tickets not included

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12 September 2008 - afternoon TRIESTE’S CITY CENTER GUIDED VISIT- by bus g.t. € 45,00 per person (VALID RATE FOR AT LEAST 25 SHARERS)

Trieste, set in a splendid gulf, guards on San Giusto hill the ancient passed of the roman city Tergeste’s memories, and of the medieval, village known as Cittavecchia. Its fascination expands toward the sea between Piazza dell’Unità d’Italia, with its elegant buildings, and Borgo Teresiano, meeting point of differents cultures, languages, etnie and beliefs.

You can see the elegance of the mittleuropean city in the refined use of the Liberty Style, in the buildings eclectic style and in Miramare’s charming Castle.

Bus from Padova and back 3 hours guide service Entrance tickets not included

SAN DANIELE AND FRIULI’S GUIDED VISIT WITH TASTING € 50,00 per person (VALID RATE FOR AT LEAST 25 SHARERS)

Palmanova’s visit, great example of fortress city, continuation to San Daniele del Friuli, with a visit to the Ava’s Prosciuttificio and tasting.

Bus from Padova and back 2 hours guide service Tasting Entrance tickets not included

Accompanying Person Programme

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Time Table

TUESDAy 9 SEPTEMBER 2008

University of Padua - Via Marzolo, 9

15.00-18.00 Registration of the attendees

WEDNESDAy 10 SEPTEMBER 2008

Palazzo del Bo - aula magna - via VIII febbraio, 2

10.00 Opening ceremony

10.45 Opening lectures

12.00 Welcome cocktail


Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

14.00 Hot strips Mechanical behaviour Phase transformation, and microstructure control control and precipitation during hot deformation I engineering

16.00 Coffee break

16.20 Cold rolling and annealing Mechanical behaviour Recrystallisation and microstructure control control during hot deformation II

THURSDAy 11 SEPTEMBER 2008



9.00 Long products & heavy plates Microstructure control in phase transformation and precipitation I

10.40 Coffee break

11.00 Pipelines steels Microstructure control Texture and anisotropy I in phase transformation and precipitation II

14.00 Stainless steels Texture and anisotropy II Modeling I

15.40 Coffee break

16.00 Other products and processes Complex microstructures

20.00 Conference Dinner

FRIDAy 12 SEPTEMBER 2008



9.00 Microstructure control Modeling II Miscellaneous in phase transformation and precipitation III

12.00 Departure of the Technical Visit to Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche

13.30 Visit to Danieli’s facilities

16.30 Return to Padua

Organising SecretariatAssociazione Italiana di Metallurgia

Piazzale Rodolfo Morandi 2 · 20121 Milano, Italyphone +39-02-76021132 or +39-02-76397770

fax +39-02-76020551 · e-mail: [email protected] website: http://www.aimnet.it/tmp2008.htm

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