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1 Introduction Infrastructural constructions such as bridges, water gates, or offshore equipment and wind towers require plates of extra-heavy gage often exceeding 100 mm. Such plates are typically produced as structural steels in the yield strength range of 235–420 MPa by thermomechanical controlled processing (TMCP) or normalizing.
Abstract : Obtaining high levels of mechanical properties in steels is directly linked to the use of special mechanical forming processes and the addition of alloying elements during their manufacture. This work presents a study of a hot-rolled steel strip produced to achieve a yield strength above 600 MPa, using a niobium microalloyed HSLA steel with non-stoichiometric titanium (titanium/nitrogen ratio above 3.42), and rolled on a Steckel mill.
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