Normalizing rolling
Normalizing rolling aims at a fine-grained structure. This is achieved by deformation in two steps both above the recrystallization stop temperature. The first step, called roughing, is carried out at high temperatures in order to minimize the rolling forces.
After a certain holding time the final deformation takes place at a specified temperature. Thus a fine-grained structure is obtained, comparable to a material in normalized condition. The plate is cooled on still air.






