Design of carbide free bainitic steels for hot rolling practices

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Mar 2024 Spain, Spain English Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:Philosophical Magazine Letters, volume 104 (issn: 0950-0839, eissn: 1362-3036,

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Authors: Radhakanta Rana; Erick Cordova-Tapia; Jose A. Jimenez; Lucia Morales-Rivas; Carlos Garcia-Mateo;

doi: 10.1080/09500839.2024.2322552

handle: 10261/354797

Design of carbide free bainitic steels for hot rolling practices

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In this work, we provide with an overview of the main theories, metallurgical and microstructural concepts used for the design of carbide free bainitic steels adapted to industrial hot rolling and coiling practices. The selected alloys were cast and tested at pilot plant scale and the obtained good combinations of properties tend to validate the thorough and careful approach undertaken to predict the microstructures during the alloy design process.

The authors would like to thank the European Research Fund for Coal and Steel forfinancialsupport [grant number RFCS-2019-899482 DynAustab]

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Spain, Spain

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retained austenite, Design, Bainite, Hot rolling, Retained austenite, Physics, QC1-999, Mechanical properties, hot rolling, bainite, mechanical properties

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