Reheating before metal forming
Induction heating for metal processing
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Reheating before metal forming
Induction heating for metal processing

Author : Claude OBERLIN

Publication date: June 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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1. Reheating before metal forming

1.1 General

  • The French steel industry produced around 18 million tonnes of steel in 1993, of which 13 million tonnes were flat products. By definition, a flat product is thin (generally less than 50 mm) compared to other dimensions.

    Today, almost 70% of the world's steel is produced using the continuous casting technique, resulting in semi-finished products, either in the form of slabs for flat products, or blooms or billets for long products. The semi-finished product chain is shown in figure 2 .

    On leaving the continuous caster, the semi-finished products reach a temperature of between 600 and 800°C; their thickness...

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