Development of a Robust TRIP800 Concept for GI/GA Automotive Applications

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A robust TRIP 800MPa tensile strength concept was developed for automotive applications. An optimal TRIP steel composition containing 0.3 mass-% Si and 1.0 mass-% Al was identified. Galvannealing tests revealed that this TRIP steel had an ideal surface structure prior to hot dipping. Galvannealing could be achieved successfully in normal operating conditions. The contribution gives an in depth overview of the development of this new TRIP800 concept, with a special focus on achieving the optimum properties in various CGL line configurations.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 654-656)

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274-277

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June 2010

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© 2010 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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