High Strength High Ductility Low Alloyed Steel
Annealed Martensite Matrix (AMM) concept was studied on two steel grades with low alloyed base composition of Fe-C-Mn-Si and two levels of Nb. Conditions for the thermal treatments were selected based on the experimental dilatometry tests and thermodynamic calculations. Annealing trials with short a...
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| description | Annealed Martensite Matrix (AMM) concept was studied on two steel grades with low alloyed base composition of Fe-C-Mn-Si and two levels of Nb. Conditions for the thermal treatments were selected based on the experimental dilatometry tests and thermodynamic calculations. Annealing trials with short austempering holding were performed in the laboratory salt pots. Mechanical properties of heat treated steels have been investigated by tensile tests. Associated microstructures have been analyzed using Scanning Electron Microscopy as well as magnetization saturation method for measuring retained austenite fractions. Excellent strength-ductility balance was obtained due to the ultra-fine multiphase structure and high amount of stable retained austenite. |
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| subjects | Annealing Austempering Austenite Dilatometry Ductility Ductility tests Heat treatment Low alloy steels Manganese Martensite Mechanical properties Niobium Retained austenite Scanning electron microscopy Tensile tests |
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