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Structure and properties of structural steels after low-temperature rolling

Pevzner, L.M. / Roshchina, I.N. / Kubyshkina, T.D. / Zaslavskaya, L.V.

Steels containing 0.47 to 0.58% C were austenized at 1000 C, cooled to 500-530 C, and rolled in several passes to \ill\ 90% total reduction; after treatment, distinct anisotropy of macro-, micro- and substructure was observed, as well as anisotropy of mechanical properties; considerable increase in tensile strength and decrease in ductility were registered in direction perpendicular to that of rolling. (see also English translation in Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals n 3-4 Mar-Apr 1963 p 195-201)

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Structure and properties of structural steels after low-temperature rolling

Pevzner, L.M. / Roshchina, I.N. / Kubyshkina, T.D. / Zaslavskaya, L.V.

Steels containing 0.47 to 0.58% C were austenized at 1000 C, cooled to 500-530 C, and rolled in several passes to \ill\ 90% total reduction; after treatment, distinct anisotropy of macro-, micro- and substructure was observed, as well as anisotropy of mechanical properties; considerable increase in tensile strength and decrease in ductility were registered in direction perpendicular to that of rolling. (see also English translation in Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals n 3-4 Mar-Apr 1963 p 195-201)

Structure and properties of structural steels after low-temperature rolling

Pevzner, L.M. / Roshchina, I.N. / Kubyshkina, T.D. / Zaslavskaya, L.V.

Steels containing 0.47 to 0.58% C were austenized at 1000 C, cooled to 500-530 C, and rolled in several passes to \ill\ 90% total reduction; after treatment, distinct anisotropy of macro-, micro- and substructure was observed, as well as anisotropy of mechanical properties; considerable increase in tensile strength and decrease in ductility were registered in direction perpendicular to that of rolling. (see also English translation in Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals n 3-4 Mar-Apr 1963 p 195-201)

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Title:

Structure and properties of structural steels after low-temperature rolling

Additional title:

Struktura i svoistva konstruktsionnykh stalei posle nizkotemperaturnoi termomekhanicheskoi obrabotki

Contributors:

Pevzner, L.M. (author) / Roshchina, I.N. (author) / Kubyshkina, T.D. (author) / Zaslavskaya, L.V. (author)

Published in:

Metallovedenie i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov

Publication date:

1963

Size:

8 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

Print

Language:

Russian

Keywords:

Steel heat treatment

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