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Niobium microalloyed CMnAlSiP trip steel

International Symposium on Niobium Microalloyed Sheet Steel for Automotive Application

2006
De Cooman, B C
The first observation of an unexpected increase in formability, due to the austenite to martensite transformation in Fe-Ni alloys, was observed in 1937 by Wassermann [1]. In 1967 Zackay et al. [2] described how a phase transformation in highly-alloyed homogeneous metastable austenitic … (AU)
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