The Influence the Temperature of Drawing Process on the Transformation Retained Austenite into Martensite for TRIP Steel Wires

Sylwia Wiewiórowska; Zbigniew Muskalski; Marek Siemiński

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The Influence the Temperature of Drawing Process on the Transformation Retained Austenite into Martensite for TRIP Steel Wires

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For the numerical analysis of TRIP steel wire drawing process, the Drawing 2d programme based of finite element method, has been used. The process was run following two variants, with small and large partial drafts for two drawing speeds: 1.11; 0.23 m/s. The investigations carried out allowed a relationship between temperature of drawing wires and the amount of retained austenite for wire surface and for wire axis.

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