Effect of transformation mechanism (static or dynamic) on final ferrite grain size
Shokouhi, A. and Hodgson, P.D 2009, Effect of transformation mechanism (static or dynamic) on final ferrite grain size, Materials science and technology, vol. 25, no. 1, pp. 29-34.
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Effect of transformation mechanism (static or dynamic) on final ferrite grain size
A simple series of test was developed to highlight and compare the difference between the static strain induced transformation (SSIT) and the dynamic strain induced transformation (DSIT) mechanism in grain refinement and also to investigate the origin of the difference between the two mechanisms. The results showed that while the SSIT sets up a two-dimensional impingement among the ferrite grains, it cannot avoid their coarsening (normal growth). However, the DSIT forms a group of grains with a three-dimensional impingement which does not coarsen and maintains their fine size throughout the transformation, thereby, reduces the final average grain size.