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Micromorphologic study on the super-fine grain and high-strength IF steel
Qiao, Li-Feng (1); Zhang, Hong-Mei (1); Liu, Zhen-Yu (1); Wang, Guo-Dong (1)
2009, 30 (10):
1417-1420.
DOI: -
The effect of annealing process on the micromorphology of the new-type SFG HSS (super-fine grain, high-strength steel) sheet was studied via cold rolling and annealing in lab. The observation results of microstructure showed that the super-fine grains can be obtained by improving chemical composition and controlled rolling annealing, and the tiny Nb(C, N) precipitates (10~40 nm) are found and they are rare in the vicinity of grain boundary, i.e., the PFZ zone (precipitate-free zone) which exists only the one side of grain boundary. Moreover, some grain boundaries are merged together at part of trifurcate grain boundaries. Experiment results showed that the Nb precipitates in such steel are so tiny that the grain refining comes up to a very high degree and, due to the PFZ, the steel has a low ratio of yield strength to tensile strength with high elongation and favorable formability.
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