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Alternative Strengthening Mechanisms for Interstitial Free (IF) Steels

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On the basis of these preliminary studies, it can be concluded that: 1) In the case of IF steels it might be difficult to produce ultra-fine grained material commercially, due to the narrow temperature of the austenite + ferrite phase field。 2) A more promising path for stronger IF steels is the use of alloying to produce bainitic ferrite with high dislocation densities。 3) The binary alloying of B+Nb produces a mixture of quasi-polygonal and bainitic ferrite, with a modest increase in strength effect 4) The ternary alloying of B+Nb+Mo exhibits the largest increase strength, with a bainitic ferrite structure that can be produced by a variety of processing paths。

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M. Mezzetti、P.J. Wray、C.I. Garcia、A.J. DeArdo

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Basic Metals Processing Research Institute (BAMPRI), University of Pittsburgh 848 Benedum Hall Pittsburgh, PA 15261

43rd Mechanical Working and Steel Processing Conference Proceedings

Charlotte, North Carolina

43rd Mechanical Working and Steel Processing Conference, Oct 28-31, 2001, Charlotte, North Carolina

p.583-594

2001