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Single‐step quenching and partitioning treatments applied on commercial AISI 4140 steel result in an ultimate tensile strength above 2000 MPa and up to 10% elongation, which represents a significant improvement compared to quenched and tempered conditions.
Marco Belfi +9 more
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Comparison of FE Simulation and Experiment on Tensile Test of TWB-HPF 22MnB5 Steel
Finite element (FE) analysis of the tensile test of TWB-HPF 22MnB5 steel was performed and compared with the experimental results. To improve the accuracy of the simulation, the damage theory of FLD and ductile damage theory were used in 2D and 3D ...
Ji-Ho Eom +5 more
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A study on the laser cutting quality of ultra-high strength steel
Ultra High Strength Steel (UHSS) has been used in a vehicle as it is able to improve the durability of the vehicle while reducing mass. Laser cutting process has been an alternative choice in trimming the UHSS boron steel to regain the final shape. This
A.F.M. Tahir, E.A. Rahim
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22MnB5 Performance as Surface Protection Mask Under Harsh Forging Conditions and its Wear Insight
Herein, the applicability and performance of 22MnB5 steel sheets as protective masks over hot forging dies has been analyzed. Two masks were obtained following two different approaches; by heat treatment of flat sheets in cooling conditions similar to ...
Luana De Lucca de Costa +3 more
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Optimizing Advanced High‐Strength Steel Joints via Regional Rapid Cooling in Resistance Spot Welding
The study introduces a new methodology to control microstructural differentiations and internal stresses in martensitic steels’ heat‐affected zones during resistance spot welding (RSW). Utilizing a unique prototype setup based on the regional rapid cooling (RRC) process, the method optimizes material performance by narrowing the heat‐affected zone ...
Mehtap Hıdıroglu +2 more
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A new type of Nb containing hot formed steel was designed based on traditional 22MnB5 steel, and the effect of Nb on the microstructure and mechanical properties of the hot formed steel at different quenching rates was studied.
CHEN Hua +3 more
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Developing Ultra‐High Strength Bainitic Steel by Hot Stamping Process and Anisothermal Holding
This study aims to produce bainitic steel parts after hot stamping/press hardening by using an anisothermal annealing. A bainitic matrix including martensite, fine‐grained ferrite, and retained austenite was obtained and analyzed by characterization techniquies. Different cooling strategies were employed to alter the microstructure to achieve a tensile
Ersoy Erişir +4 more
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Single‐step quenching and partitioning treatments are designed through simulation and applied to a commercial low‐silicon 33MnCrB5 boron steel. A fraction of retained austenite is effectively stabilized under different conditions, resulting in high tensile properties and improved ductility.
Silvia Barella +5 more
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A constitutive model was developed to characterize the static recrystallization (SRX) and evolution of the grain size of the industrially relevant press-hardening steel, 22MnB5, subsequent to the hot forming of sheet metal.
Peter Birnbaum +3 more
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This work investigates a new technology employed in the press hardening process to obtain tailored mechanical properties, namely, the intermediate precooling technology. The study is addressed through finite‐element models and experimental tests on a laboratory scale. For the experimental tests, Gleeble physical simulator is adopted to obtain specimens
Maria Emanuela Palmieri, Luigi Tricarico
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