On the role of martensitic transformation on damage and cracking resistance in trip-assisted multiphase steels

By P. Jacques, Q. Furnémont, T. Pardoen, F. Delannay. 2001

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Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Metals and Alloys

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• Mechanical properties of alloys consisting of two ductile phases (2006, background): “In two-ductile-phase alloys, including dual-phase steels [100–123], alpha–beta titanium alloys [124–145], alpha–beta brass [146–154], and other alloys [155–165], the mechanical properties of the two-phase alloy depend on a number of factors.”
• A general perspective of Fe–Mn–Al–C steels (2017, background): “s directly proportional to the SFE of the austenite. It has been shown that a more stable retained austenite produces a more gradual transformation, and the best properties are obtained under fatigue [229, 230]. Figure 39 presents the stress-life curves of a material that when subjected to two diffe”