Thermo-Mechanical Hardening of Ultra High-Strength Steels

Werner Homberg; Tim Rostek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.549.133

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Thermo-Mechanical Hardening of Ultra High-Strength Steels

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nnovative ultra high-strength steels have excellent mechanical properties which commonly relate to the materials martensitic microstructure. As thermal heat treatments are state-of-the-art for obtaining the desired microstructure, innovative thermo-mechanical treatments are likely to give rise to even better material qualities. This article highlights various aspects of innovative thermo-mechanical hardening strategies for the processing of ultra high-strength steels, involving both press hardening and friction spinning operations.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 549)

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133-140

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April 2013

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Werner Homberg, Tim Rostek

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Abrasion, Ausforming, Blank, Forging, Press Hardening, Thermo-Mechanical Hardening, Thick Sheet Metal, Ultra High-Strength Steel, Wear Parts

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