On the strengthening mechanisms of a Fe-0.2% C-0.6% Mn-0.2% Mo-1.0% Cr steel intended for pipelines applications.
Ana Laura Ramirez-Ledesma,
Esteban Aburto-Perdomo,
Alberto Duran-Nuñez
et al.
Abstract:High-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels are still of great importance for different areas of engineering, such as in applications that include automotive, building, and pipeline industries. In the present work, steel intended for pipeline applications, Fe-0.2%C-0.6%Mn-0.3%Mo-1%Cr, was induction melted and hot-rolled (HR) from 1250 °C to 870 °C achieving 63 % of total deformation. After thermomechanical treatment, the alloy was processed via two different routes: (1) water-quench + temper (HR+WQ+T), and (2) air-c… Show more
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