Effect of the Testing Temperature on the Mechanical Behavior of Low and High Alloyed Steels Showing the TRIP Effect

Bleck, Wolfgang; Ohlert, J.; Papamantellos, Kostas

doi:10.1002/3527606181.ch12

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“…Therefore it is important to extend these studies and understand the effect of temperature on the transformation behaviour of the retained austenite present in low alloy TRIP steels. Bleck et al 34) investigated the influence of temperature on the mechanical response of silicon bearing low alloy TRIP steels. They performed tensile tests at increasing temperature between room temperature and 100°C and noted a decrease in tensile strength with the increase in testing temperature.…”

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Systematic Characterization of the Crashworthiness Properties of Low Alloys Silicon Bearing TRIP Steels

Dabboussi

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2013

ISIJ Int.

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Metallurgical and mechanical properties of two low alloy, TRIP assisted, multi-phase steels are investigated. Tension and compression experiments are performed over a range of strain rates and temperatures to determine the kinetics of the austenite to martensite transformation. The volume fraction of retained austenite is measured using neutron diffraction which provides measurements of high accuracy. Results are used to assess the energy absorption characteristics of the steels for use in crashworthiness evaluations.

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