Analysis of thermal cycling treatment schedules for structural steels
Conclusions Thermal cycling treatment for alloy steels with a heating rate of 2–16 deg/sec provides a simultaneous increase in the strength and ductility characteristics. With an increasing number of austenitization cycles strength changes little, but due to austenite grain refinement fracture chara...
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