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Scripta Materialia, 2008
Microstructures of dual-phase steels are made up of mostly ferrite along with some bainite or martensite. An alloy was designed theoretically to produce a similar microstructure directly during cooling after solidification. Although the dual-phase microstructure was achieved, the tensile properties of the cast alloy were found not to be satisfactory ...
S. Chatterjee, A.K. Verma, V. Sharma
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Microstructures of dual-phase steels are made up of mostly ferrite along with some bainite or martensite. An alloy was designed theoretically to produce a similar microstructure directly during cooling after solidification. Although the dual-phase microstructure was achieved, the tensile properties of the cast alloy were found not to be satisfactory ...
S. Chatterjee, A.K. Verma, V. Sharma
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Bake-hardening of dual-phase steels
1984DUE TO COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR CONSULTATION AT ASTON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES WITH PRIOR ...
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Cyclic Response of Dual-Phase Steels
1987The cyclic stress strain response at plastic strain control has been determined for a Fe-1.4Mn-0.1C-0.02Nb steel which has been heat-treated at intercritical temperature to produce different duplex microstructures of ferrite (a) and martensite (M) phases.
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Dual-phase and other formable steels
Metals Technology, 1983AbstractWhile high-strength low-alloy steels have been available for some considerable time, and have found extensive application, their use in certain areas has been restricted by other property requirements, such as formability. Developments in improved stretch-forming steels are reviewed.
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Micromechanical modeling of dual phase steels
2004Material characterization is a very important tool needed to describe and enhance material mechanical properties and to develop optimum material chemistries and microstructures. The usual approach of achieving the above using extensive experimental methods has been shown to be expensive and time consuming.
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Nitrogen in HSLA and dual phase steels
1989Nitrogen is universally present in all steels, and although its solubility under normal steelmaking conditions is small it can exert large effects on steel properties. Some of these effects are detrimental, often being associated with various embrittlement phenomena.
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Fractography of a dual phase steel
Journal of Materials Science Letters, 1983K. K. Chawla +2 more
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Laser forming of Dual Phase Steel
Laser Forming (LF) is an advanced manufacturing technique that shapes sheet metals by inducing thermal stress using a defocused laser beam. It can be used in forming, straightening, and precision adjustment, LF offers significant advantages for applications in aerospace, automotive, and other industries. This research investigates the LF of Advancedopenaire +1 more source

