Subhani, Amir Raza and Mondal, Dipak Kumar and Mondal, Chandan and Roy, Himadri and Maity, Joydeep (2019) Development of a High-Strength Low-Carbon Steel with Reasonable Ductility through Thermal Cycling. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 28 (4). pp. 2192-2201.

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Abstract

In this research work, cost-effective structural material synthesis routes have been adopted in the form of thermal cycling designed and applied on a low-cost material (AISI 1010 steel). The main synthesis route consists of two-step thermal cycling (designed with respect to iron–carbon phase diagram) combining short-duration holding in upper critical and intercritical temperature regimes and different cooling conditions (forced air cooling and ice-brine quenching). Accordingly, the adopted hierarchical design approach (from nanoscale onwards) with a combination of hard and soft phases (to attain an adequate balance between mutually exclusive strength and ductility properties) results in origin of a novel microstructure. The microstructure consists of dislocation-enriched martensite regions (possessing plate and lath morphologies in 1:4 ratio) containing nanosized cementite particles and α-ferrite regions containing submicroscopic cementite particles. As a consequence, an excellent combination of strength (UTS = 905 MPa) and ductility (%Elongation = 17) is achieved in the synthesized material.

Item Type:	Article
Subjects:	Materials
Depositing User:	Dr. Arup Kr. Nandi
Date Deposited:	15 Jan 2021 07:33
Last Modified:	15 Jan 2021 07:33
URI:	http://cmeri.csircentral.net/id/eprint/626

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