作者: Y. Mazaheri , A. Kermanpur , A. Najafizadeh
DOI: 10.1007/S11661-015-2918-0
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摘要: A dual phase (DP) steel was produced by a new process utilizing an uncommon cold-rolling and subsequent intercritical annealing of martensite–ferrite duplex starting structure. Ultrafine grained DP steels with average grain size about 2 μm chain-networked martensite islands were achieved short the 80 pct cold-rolled microstructure. The strength low carbon microstructure reached 1300 MPa (140 higher than that as-received state, e.g., 540 MPa), without loss ductility. Tensile testing revealed good strength–elongation balance for (UTS × UE ≈ 11,000 to 15,000 pct) in comparison previous works commercially used high steels. Two strain hardening stages comparable exponents observed Holloman analysis all variations hardness, strength, elongation, behavior specimens thermomechanical parameters correlated microstructural features.