Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel

Complete microstructural evolution models for dual phase ferrite-bainite micro-alloy steels do not yet exist despite their widespread use. An attempt is made here to make a contribution towards development of a unified model. Transformation behaviour in a niobium bearing line-pipe steel is investiga...

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Main Author: Gerami, Sepehr
Language:English
Published: University of British Columbia 2010
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2429/28753
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spelling ndltd-UBC-oai-circle.library.ubc.ca-2429-287532018-01-05T17:24:36Z Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel Gerami, Sepehr Complete microstructural evolution models for dual phase ferrite-bainite micro-alloy steels do not yet exist despite their widespread use. An attempt is made here to make a contribution towards development of a unified model. Transformation behaviour in a niobium bearing line-pipe steel is investigated. Grain growth and recrystallization studies are performed, and the results used to design continuous cooling transformation tests to study the effects of prior austenite grain size, cooling rate, retained strain, and niobium dissolution on transformation behaviour in the steel. Existing modelling techniques are then applied to the experimental data in order to predict ferrite and bainite transformation start temperatures and transformation kinetics. Applied Science, Faculty of Materials Engineering, Department of Graduate 2010-09-28T15:19:22Z 2010-09-28T15:19:22Z 2010 2010-11 Text Thesis/Dissertation http://hdl.handle.net/2429/28753 eng Attribution 3.0 Unported http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ University of British Columbia
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description Complete microstructural evolution models for dual phase ferrite-bainite micro-alloy steels do not yet exist despite their widespread use. An attempt is made here to make a contribution towards development of a unified model. Transformation behaviour in a niobium bearing line-pipe steel is investigated. Grain growth and recrystallization studies are performed, and the results used to design continuous cooling transformation tests to study the effects of prior austenite grain size, cooling rate, retained strain, and niobium dissolution on transformation behaviour in the steel. Existing modelling techniques are then applied to the experimental data in order to predict ferrite and bainite transformation start temperatures and transformation kinetics. === Applied Science, Faculty of === Materials Engineering, Department of === Graduate
author Gerami, Sepehr
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Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel
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title Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel
title_short Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel
title_full Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel
title_fullStr Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel
title_full_unstemmed Characterization and microstructural evolution model of a Nb ferrite-bainite steel
title_sort characterization and microstructural evolution model of a nb ferrite-bainite steel
publisher University of British Columbia
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