Controlled slow cooling of steel tubulars

Details Controlled slow cooling of steel tubulars Controlled slow cooling of steel tubulars

1988-09-21

1989-08-29

Yee, Deborah

Metal treatment

Process of modifying or maintaining internal physical...

Chemical-heat removing or burning of metal

148157, 148143, 148155, C21B 800

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048613940

ABSTRACT:
Steel tubulars are deposited into an insulated container shortly after the steel tubulars are formed in a seamless hot rolling machine. The tubulars are covered by an insulating blanket and allowed to cool at a selected rate to form desired microstructure in the steel of the tubulars. No external energy supply or controls are necessary to achieve the desired microstructure. The side walls of the container taper outwardly and are made of a sandwiched structure, having spaced apart sheet metal members with a layer of insulation there between. The end walls are similarly constructed. The bottom of the container is lined with granular insulating material to cushion the shock of the tubulars being dropped into the container and to insulate the bottom of the container. Stainless steel mesh is used as a sling and embraces the tubulars to facilitate removing the tubulars from the container after the desired amount of cooling.

REFERENCES:
patent: 96874 (1869-11-01), Bottum
patent: 2531729 (1950-11-01), Gott
patent: 3433283 (1969-03-01), Montgomery et al.

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