Titlebook: Advanced High Strength Sheet Steels; Physical Metallurgy, Nina Fonstein Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 AHHS.A

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Grundlagen eines Personalinformationssystemst. Additional alloying/microalloying effects are considered. Due to critical role of stability of retained austenite, the influence of various parameters is discussed including effect of annealing time, carbon and Mn content, as well as effect of grain size.

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Nina FonsteinDetails the uses of physical metallurgy for optimization, adaptation and processing of steel to achieve required properties.Introduces the basics of processing AHSS by highlighting key parameters and

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Die Achillesferse des Benford’s Law: KMUsfraction and hardness of martensite, ferrite grain size, and structure morphology) and various mechanical properties as yield and tensile strength, strain hardening, elongation, and reduction of area. Experimentally shown redistribution of strain depending on martensite strength explains limitation

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Führungsmodelle als Gestaltungshilfenatment including roles of initial structure, annealing temperature, and parameters of isothermal bainite reaction is discussed. The relationship between microstructure and mechanical properties of TRIP steels including the strength, ductility, strain hardening, and baking hardenability is considered

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