Analysis of the extent of interphase precipitation in V-HSLA steels through in-situ characterization of the γ/α transformation

On the Ti-Mo-Fe-C atomic clustering during interphase precipitation in the Ti-Mo steel studied by advanced microscopic techniques

“…[111]  ferrite matrix in this selected zone ( Figure 4a). It should be noted here that recently the formation of interphase precipitates has been reported after shorter isothermal transformation time [24,25]. However, the composition and/or the thermomechanical processing schedules reported in those literatures are significantly different than in the present work.…”

Interphase Precipitation – An Interfacial Segregation Model

“…The results were correlated with the austenitic grain structure and stability at 1 173 K after continuous heating at a rate of 5 Ks − 1 using data acquired from a prior study. 28) A posteriori optical microscopy was performed on sectioned samples from the dilatometry samples using standard metallography techniques.…”

Investigating nano-precipitation in a V-containing HSLA steel using small angle neutron scattering

“…Previous studies of IPP have included topics such as the effect of transformation temperature [11,15,26], time [27], cooling rate [16,[28][29][30], orientation relationship [15,[31][32][33][34][35], hot deformation [17,36] as well as the addition of Mo [10,14,[21][22][23][24][25] on precipitate composition, size, morphology and number density. The majority of these prior studies have used transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to characterise the precipitates [14,18,19,22,37,38].…”