Phase transformations and the structure of high-strength low-carbon steels

Bronfín, B.; Pyshmintsev, I. Yu.; Kalmykov, V. I.

doi:10.1007/bf00775134

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“…An additional growth in the amount of austenite is possible if we use double annealing [8], after which the fraction of this phase increases to 4 0 -4 5 % . In this case the austenite can be preserved in tile structure in the form of globules up to 1 p.m in size.…”

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Hardening of low-carbon, high-strength steel by deformation in the intercritical temperature range

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The effect of deformation in the intercritical temperature range on the phase composition, structure, and properties of low-alloy steel of type 08G6N2MAF is considered. It is established that the deformation increases the stability of secondary, retained austenite, provides a fibrous structure, and improves the mechanical propcrties of the steel. The special features of texture formation under different deformation temperatures are described, and the role of the structural components in the evolution of mechanical properties is discussed.

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“…[n the process of annealing in the inlercritical temperature range from 600~ (.4~) the amount of retained austenite in the steel can differ substantially [4,8]. The annealing temperature affects considerably the morphology of the `/-phase and its stability.…”

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