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Effect of lattice mismatch-induced strains on coupled diffusive and displacive phase transformations
Materials which can undergo slow diffusive transformations as well as fast displacive transformations are studied using the phase-field method. The model captures the essential features of the time-temperature-transformation (TTT) diagrams, continuous ...
J. D. Gunton +6 more
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This article investigates the influence of aluminum concentrations on the microstructure and mechanical properties of air‐hardening ductile steels. The reduction of the aluminum contents below 0.5 wt% is unfavorable as it does not ensure sufficient toughness.
Faried Ridlo +8 more
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Physical metallurgy of modern creep-resistant steel for steam power plants: microstructure and phase transformations [PDF]
The fact that the microstructure of steel depends on its composition and the heat treatment given to it has been heavily exploited in the design of steel for power plant applications.
Igwemezie, Victor C. +2 more
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Computational analysis of austenite film thickness and C-redistribution in carbide-free bainite
In this work, a methodology for the computational analysis of some essential microstructural features of a bainitic microstructure is developed. The focus lies in the accurate prediction of the ferritic subunit size, the thickness of the residual ...
P Retzl, S Zamberger, E Kozeschnik
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The study investigates microstructural evolution during high‐temperature partitioning in medium‐carbon, high‐silicon aluminum‐aided steels, exploring phase transformations affecting the final microstructure. Quenching and partitioning processes, with varying primary martensite fractions, reveal significant austenite stabilization at 350 °C, but ...
Mattia Franceschi +5 more
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Influence of bainite morphology on impact toughness of continuously cooled cementite free bainitic steels [PDF]
The influence of bainite morphology on the impact toughness behaviour of continuously cooled cementite-free low carbon bainitic steels has been examined.
C Capdevila +6 more
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Effect of Tempering on Size and Orientation of Grain in Ultra-Fine Grain Bainite Steel
With 50 kg vacuum induction furnace melted ingot,breakdown at 1150 ℃ and two stage control rolling, 12 mm plate finishing rolling at 830 ℃,then relaxation for 27 s,water cooling at 720 ℃ with cooling rate 30~35 ℃/s, the ultra-low-carbon bainite ...
Chen Qingfeng +5 more
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The Effect of Bake Hardening on Quenched and Partitioned AISI 420 Stainless Steel
The effect of bake hardening (BH) on the mechanical properties of quenched and partitioned stainless steel is studied. Suitable Q&P parameters are first determined, and subsequent BH with and without prior deformation is investigated. The results indicate that standard BH2 treatment can significantly alter the mechanical properties, suggesting that BH ...
Lassi Raami +3 more
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Friction stir welding of thin DH36 steel plate [PDF]
A series of 4, 6 and 8 mm DH36 steel welds were produced using optimum conditions for friction stir welding (FSW). Comparator welds in the same thickness from the same plates were produced using a single sided single pass process submerged arc welds (SAW)
Cater, Stephen R. +3 more
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In this study, OpenPhase software is used to simulate low‐carbon bainitic steels. The lower holding temperature sample exhibits smaller and finer grains. Grain thickness measurements of bainitic ferrite from simulations align with the experimental observations at high temperature. Bainitic steels are extensively utilized across various sectors, such as
Dhanunjaya K. Nerella +7 more
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