Nanoscale technology for engineering products

Abstract

The implementation of nanoscale technology for engineering products is a complex and relevant task. One innovative solution for this task is the development of thermal strain processing (TSP) directed to form a nanoscale substructure in structural steels. Principles and methods of submicrocrystalline structures forming in steels during wire-production stages of sized mill rolls according to the proposed technology are discussed in this paper. The proposed principle of nanoscale structure formation is based on a combination of fast induction heating, plastic flow of a complex direction, and cooling within the range of scientifically based thermal and speed modes.