Thursday, February 7, 2008

ThyssenKrupp Steel, Germany, and JFE Steel Corp., Japan have developed a multiphase steel

ThyssenKrupp Steel, Germany, and JFE Steel Corp., Japan have developed a multiphase steel said to provide a minimum strength of 780 MPa (113 ksi) and 40% higher elongation than conventional high-strength steels. Designated TP-N 68/78, its high strength and good formability are attributed to a bainitic-ferritic microstructure with embedded retained austenite in combination with nanometer-size precipitates.
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