The Effects of High Temperature Deformation on Bainite Transformation

Guang Xu; Tao Xiong; Yu Long Zhang; Ming Xing Zhou; Yi Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.206

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The Effects of High Temperature Deformation on Bainite Transformation

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The effects of high temperature deformation on transformed microstructure and transformation amount in a high strength bainitic steel were investigated. It indicates that isothermal bainitic transformation is promoted by high temperature deformation. The transformed bainite microstructure is also affected by high temperature deformation, i.e. deformation retards the growth of bainite sheaves, leading to shorter banitie plates. The present study is useful to further understand the effects of ausforming on bainitic transformation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Guang Xu*, Tao Xiong, Yu Long Zhang, Ming Xing Zhou, Yi Zhang

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Ausforming, Bainite, Dilatation, Microstructure, Transformation

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