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In this work we have outlined the use of micromechanical models which can rationalize the behaviour of a number of structural steels by including both static and dynamic length scales and considering the interaction of the phases. The approach treats the steels as composites but includes the influence of both volume fractions and physically based length scales and processes. In essence it can be extended to utilise the methodology outlined by Ashby&al. to include length scales in the development diagrams of composite materials.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 539-543)

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42-50

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March 2007

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Olivier Bouaziz, J. David Embury

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Design, Length Scales, Microstructure, Property Analysis, Steel

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