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21. Structure and properties of advanced fine grained steels produced using novel thermal treatments
Sammanfattning : Fine grained advanced steels exhibit favourable mechanical properties for applications requiring high strength, ductility and impact toughness. These properties result from a microstructure containing a fine distribution of several phases including ferrite, austenite, martensite and bainite. LÄS MER
22. On the Machinability of Ductile and Strain Hardening Materials - Models and Methods for Analyzing Machinability
Sammanfattning : As quality and performance demands on today’s products increases, more and more advanced materials are being used during modern production. The problem is however that this in turn place new demands on the machining processes utilized. LÄS MER
23. Laser welding of boron steels for light-weight vehicle applications
Sammanfattning : Laser beam welding has gained a significant interest during the last two decades. The suitability of the process for high volume production has the possibility to give a strong advantage compared to several other welding methods. However, it is important to have the process in full control since various quality issues may otherwise occur. LÄS MER
24. Integrated Experimental and Computational Study of Precipitation in Martensitic Steels
Sammanfattning : Precipitation is a phase transformation process in metallic materials that significantlyaffects properties. The precipitation process that includes nucleation, growth andcoarsening of small particles can be tuned by alloying, deformation, thermal treatment. LÄS MER
25. Thermodynamic investigation of systems related to TWIP steels
Sammanfattning : The world is facing serious challenges regarding environmental issues. Carbon dioxide levels increase every day. In an attempt to decrease carbon emissions the automotive industry searches for lighter, stronger materials. TWinning Induced Plasticity (TWIP) steels show an impressive combination of strength and ductility. LÄS MER