Multiphase Steels: Structure-Mechanical Properties Relationships in the Cold Rolled and Continuous Annealed Condition

J.I. Verdeja; J.A. Pero-Sanz; J. Asensio

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.500-501.429

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Multiphase Steels: Structure-Mechanical Properties Relationships in the Cold Rolled and Continuous Annealed Condition

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The present work describes the correlation between the microstructure and the mechanical properties of multiphase steels processed through a Continuous Annealing Process Line (CAPL). The mechanical and microstructural properties of one of the former experimental steel compositions was also processed via Batch Annealing (BA) and the results have been included for comparison reasons.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 500-501)

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November 2005

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J.I. Verdeja, J.A. Pero-Sanz, J. Asensio

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Automotive Sheet Steels, B.A., C.A.P.L., Dual-Phase Steels for Cold Rolling, Mechanical Properties Correlation, Microalloying Elements, Microstructure, Multiphase Steels for Cold Rolling, Recrystallization Annealing Routes

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