Low carbon steels
Effect of Ferrite Grain Size on Dynamic Tensile Properties of Ultrafine Grained Low Carbon Steels with Various Chemical Compositions
... of low carbon steels with various chemical compositions are ...and low strain rates, ¦· , was the highest in the interstitial free (IF) steel having ferrite single-phase microstructure and the ...
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Ferrite recrystallization and austenite formation at the early stage of annealing in cold-rolled low-carbon steels
... proximately 15 % (Goodman 1984). These findings indicate that the γ fraction is an important point for the nucleation site of γ , and the nucleation site of γ is mainly a high-angle grain boundary when the γ fraction is ...
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Influences of Thermomechanical Conditions on Corrosion Behavior of low-carbon steels in Artificial Seawater
... The unprecedented global warming process causes the shrinking of sea ice in the polar region every year; hence, in order to withstand the harsh environment of this region as well as to reduce the transportation cost, a ...
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Literature review on the effect of processing on the mechanical and metallurgical properties of low carbon steels
... of low carbon steels, viz, Cold Reduced low carbon Steel (CRS) and Themo Mechanically Treated (TMT) steel are ...These steels are widely used in automobile, railways, naval ...
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Comparative Studies of Locally Produced and Imported Low-Carbon Steels on the Ghanaian Market
... imported low-carbonsteels have been conducted. These low-carbon steels have played major roles in the building and fabrication industries in ...
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Effects of Double Reduction and Annealing on the Texture during Continuous Rolling of Ultrathin Sheets of Low Carbon Steels
... of low carbon steels processed by double reduction, the continuous annealing treatments could be highly effective because the sheet deformation process occurs in relatively short ...
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Symmetric and asymmetric rolling of low carbon steels
... Rolling is the process of plastic deformation of materials by passing them through a set of rolls. During deformation, metal is subjected to compressive stress in its normal direction (ND). The metal sheet is thinned ...
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Pure Iron and Low Carbon Steels Soft Magnetic P/M Materials
... of steels are involved. One is low carbon steels and the other the ferritic stainless ...of low carbon steels is typified by AISI C1010, which contains ...in ...
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Plastic Anisotropy of Strip Cast Low Carbon Steels
... Two low-carbon steels with different impurity contents were prepared by strip casting to clarify the advantages of the process. The mechanical properties and the plastic anisotropy of the as-cast, the ...
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The influence of molybdenum on stress corrosion in Ultra Low Carbon Steels with copper addition
... ultra-low carbon structural steels with the addition of copper HSLA (High Strength Low Alloy) was ...for steels after heat treatment consisting of quenching and following tempering at ...
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Effect of Barkhausen Detection Distance in Cold and Temper Rolled Low Carbon Steels: A Novel Approach
... In this paper, a novel arrangement for magnetic Barkhausen noise detection is introduced. Measurements have been performed using two low carbon steel plates of 1 mm thickness. The measurements were ...
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Microstructure and properties of low-carbon steels processed by high pressure torsion
... There are several XLPA methods such as Williamson-Hall, Warren-Averbach, and Multiple Whole Profile (MWP) fitting. The Williamson-Hall method is a simple and direct method so has been used widely in the literature while ...
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Effects of Titanium and Oxygen Content on Microstructure in Low Carbon Steels
... The effects of the titanium and oxygen concentration on the characteristics of inclusions and microstructure in low carbon wrought steels were investigated. Increasing the titanium concentration from ...
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The fracture toughness of low carbon steels : the effects of grain size and temperature
... Yield Point and Tensile Testing 5.1 The Yield Point Concept 5.2 Yield Point Models 5.2.1 The Grain-Boundary Theory 5.2.2 The Cottrell-Bilby Theory of Yield 5.2.3 The Hall-Fetch Equation [r] ...
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Impact of the Heat Treatment Processes on the Mechanical Properties of Low Carbon Steels
... things. Low carbon steel has carbon substance of ...0.45%. Low carbon steel is the most appreciated kind of steel as its gives material properties that are praiseworthy for two or three ...
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Characterisation and modelling of precipitation during the early stages of tempering for low carbon low alloy Q&T steels
... in steels, where carbon formerly in the austenite remains in solid solution during the displacive ...supersaturated carbon in solid solution, which results in higher hardness but lower toughness and ...
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Optimization of industrial processes for forging of carbon and stainless steels
... and low carbon steels are widely used, since they can reduce the formation of cracks on forged parts ...stainless steels are an important class of ...stainless steels in food, ...
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An Experimental Study on the Mechanical Characteristics of Low Alloy Carbon Steels for Better Performance of Traditional Farm Implements in Ethiopia
... in carbon content and carbide volume from the surface to the bulk, resulting in a gradual alteration of mechanical and wear properties of the ...of carbon to the surface of low carbon ...
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EFFECT OF HOT FORGING REDUCTION RATIO AND HEAT TREATMENT ON HARDNESS, IMPACT OUGHNESS AND MICROSTRUCTURE OF CARBON AND LOW ALLOY STEELS
... Normalised steel will consist of fine ferrite or cementite with grains of pearlite but hardened and tempered steel will be expected to have a bainitic structure or tempered martensite. Tempering reduces brittleness ...
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Carburizing of Plane Carbon Steels by Electrolyte Plasma
... of carbon-rich layer formed on the surface of pure iron, and cross-sectional hardness variation from the surface of carburized layer to the interior of the sample was measured by an Instron microhardness tester ...
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