Conference
The mechanical response of a dual phase steel
Abstract
A study of the detailed mechanical response of a galvannealed dual phase steel has been undertaken together with a detailed analysis of the role of various microstructure components. In the fracture behavior, it was established that at temperatures above -65°C, damage occurred by void nucleation and growth at the ferrite-martensite interface leading to ductile fracture. At -196°C, the dominant damage process was by cleavage initiated in the …
Authors
Liu G; Embury JD; Hassani FE
Pagination
pp. 137-142
Publication Date
December 1, 2002
Conference proceedings
Proceedings of the TMS Fall Meeting