Ultragrain refinement of plain low carbon steel by cold-rolling and annealing of martensite
By R. Ueji, N. Tsuji, Y. Minamino, Yuichiro Koizumi. 2002
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering
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- Grain boundary segregation engineering in metallic alloys: A pathway to the design of interfaces (2014, neutral): “Martensite reveals rather different types of GBs, namely, prior austenite, packet, block, or lath boundaries, which have all different energy, structure, misorientation, mechanics, and segregation properties [124–127] and which could in principle all be manipulated in the”
- Spectral TRIP enables ductile 1.1 GPa martensite (2016, result): “Cold rolling enhances the diffusion rate due to high stored dislocation density [32,45,46] and thus results in a faster growth rate of reverted g in cold-rolled martensite than in the asquenched martensite, as observed when comparing the g grain size in sample M-A(CRþ1h) (Fig.”