Structural Ultrafine Grained Steels Obtained by Advanced Controlled Rolling

Steels with ultrafine grains (lower than 5 μm), which usually known as ultrafine ferrite or ultrafine grained materials, are presently the object of intense research, because of the improvement in resistance and fracture toughness they may reach compared to conventional steels (with grain sizes abov...

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description Steels with ultrafine grains (lower than 5 μm), which usually known as ultrafine ferrite or ultrafine grained materials, are presently the object of intense research, because of the improvement in resistance and fracture toughness they may reach compared to conventional steels (with grain sizes above this value). It is shown that the forenamed steels designated in the Euronorm EN 10149-2, which are manufactured by advanced techniques of controlled rolling and mainly used in automotive industry, have an ultrafine grain size in the range of 2.5 to 3.5 μm, and with elastic yield stresses higher than 400 MPa. Based on the Morrison-Miller criterion, it is shown that values of the strain-hardening coefficient lower than 0.08 would make the industrial application of these steels unfeasible.
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subjects Applied and Technical Physics
Automotive engineering
Controlled rolling
Engineering
Ferrite
Grain size
Iron and steel industry
Machines
manufacturability
Manufacturing
Materials Engineering
Materials Science
mechanical property
Metallic Materials
Physical Chemistry
Processes
Steel making
Strain hardening
Structural steels
ultrafine grained steel
控制轧制
断裂韧性
晶粒尺寸
结构
超细晶粒钢
超细铁素体
超细颗粒
轧制生产
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