A New Frontier in Microalloying: Advanced High Strength, Coated Sheet Steels

Anthony J. DeArdo; J.E. Garcia; Ming Jian Hua; C. Isaac Garcia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.500-501.27

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Modelling Strain Induced Precipitation of Niobium Carbonitride during Multipass Deformation of Austenite
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A New Frontier in Microalloying: Advanced High Strength, Coated Sheet Steels

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TRIP steels containing Mn, Si, Al, Mo, and Nb have been examined using a laboratory simulation of a continuous hot dipped galvanizing line. The evolution of microstructure has been studied as the steel passes through the various stages of CG line processing. Tensile strengths approaching 800 MPa and ductilities approaching 30% have been achieved in the 1.5Mn-0.5Si- 1.0Al-0.015Mo-0.03Nb system.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 500-501)

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Anthony J. DeArdo, J.E. Garcia, Ming Jian Hua, C. Isaac Garcia

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CG Line, Dual Phase Steel, Multiphase Steel, Nb, TMP, TRIP Steel

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