Abstract: The invention concerns a method for making a multiphase hot-rolled steel strip comprising an ultra-fast cooling operations, which consists in carrying out said ultra-fast cooling operation after controlled slow cooling of the strip on a conventional slow cooling table of the rolling mill. The controlled cooling constitutes a first slow cooling, at the output of the finishing mill, from an end-of-roll temperature to an intermediate temperature of about 750° C. to 500° C.; said first cooling determines the fraction of the first phase (ferrite) in the steel. The ultra-fast cooling (>150° C./s), which solidifies the resulting structure, lowers the temperature of the strip down to a coiling temperature, ranging between about 600° C. and room temperature, at which a second slow cooling is performed which results if the formation of the second phase (bainite or martensite).

Abstract: A method for making a low carbon and low manganese cold rolled steel strip for deep-drawing whereby a steel strip hot rolled in the austenistic region coiled at the end of the high temperature hot rolling process (680° C.<T<750° C.) is subjected to a cold rolling process with a reduction rate between 65 and 80 %, and finally subjected to an annealing and overageing heat treatment. The method consists in heating the steel strip at a heating rate Vh ranging between 150° C./s and 1000° C. up to the annealing temperature Ta ranging between 650° C. and 750° C., and in maintaining it at said annealing temperature for a time interval between 1 and 20 seconds, then in cooling it at cooling rate Vc between 100° C./s and 500° C./s up to an overageing temperature Toa ranging between 150° C. and 450° C.

Abstract: The invention concerns a method for making a multiphase hot-rolled steel strip comprising an ultra-fast cooling operations, which consists in carrying out said ultra-fast cooling operation after controlled slow cooling of the strip on a conventional slow cooling table of the rolling mill. The controlled cooling constitutes a first slow cooling, at the output of the finishing mill, from an end-of-roll temperature to an intermediate temperature of about 750° C. to 500° C.; said first cooling determines the fraction of the first phase (ferrite) in the steel. The ultra-fast cooling (>150° C./s), which solidifies the resulting structure, lowers the temperature of the strip down to a coiling temperature, ranging between about 600° C. and room temperature, at which a second slow cooling is performed which results if the formation of the second phase (bainite or martensite).