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The significance of multi-step partitioning: Processing-structure-property relationship in governing high strength-high ductility combination in medium-manganese steels
Design method for TRIP-aided multiphase steel based on a microstructure-based modelling for transformation-induced plasticity and mechanically induced martensitic transformation
In-situ study of the deformation-induced rotation and transformation of retained austenite in a low-carbon steel treated by the quenching and partitioning process
CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC BEHAVIORS OF COMPRESSED HIGH MANGANESE TRIP/TWIP STEELS ANALYZED BY EBSD TECHNIQUES I. Transformation Characteristics, Twinning and the Influence of Austenitic Orientations
The synergistic effect of grain refinement and precipitation strengthening on mechanical properties and dry sliding wear behavior of medium manganese steels
Unlocking the tensile strength-fracture toughness trade-off in medium-Mn steel (MMns): the transformative role of rolling degree and sample orientation (RD vs. TD)
Effect of Intercritical Tempering Temperature on Microstructure Evolution and Mechanical Properties of High Strength and Toughness Medium Manganese Steel
Heat Treatment Design for a QP Steel: Effect of Partitioning Temperature
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