Duplex-Phase Fe-Mn-Al-C Low-Density Steels: A Review on Their Alloy Design, Processing, Mechanical and Application Performances
Peng Chen, Yan Lin, Liu-Jiang Yue, Rong Chen, Yi Wang, Ting-Jun Zhang, Xiao-Wu Li
TL;DR
This paper reviews duplex-phase low-density steels, focusing on their design, processing, and performance for lightweight structural applications.
Contribution
The paper provides a comprehensive review of recent advancements in alloy design and processing of duplex-phase low-density steels.
Findings
Alloying elements influence phase stability and precipitation tendencies in duplex-phase steels.
Processing routes affect phase fractions and defect structures, impacting mechanical properties.
Precipitation control and deformation mechanisms like TRIP/TWIP are critical for optimizing performance.
Abstract
Duplex-phase low-density steels are attracting interest for lightweight structural applications, as reducing vehicle mass is an effective route to lower fuel consumption and emissions. This review summarizes recent progress in alloy design, processing, microstructure control, and performance of duplex-phase low-density steels. The roles of major alloying elements are discussed in terms of phase stability and precipitation tendency, followed by an overview of typical processing routes from melting to hot and cold rolling and subsequent heat treatments used to tailor phase fractions and defect structures. Strengthening mechanisms are reviewed with emphasis on precipitation control, including the beneficial contribution of fine intragranular κ′ precipitates and the ductility penalty associated with coarse intergranular κ* films, as well as the use of B2-based particles for high specific…
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TopicsMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels · Hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion behaviors in metals · High Temperature Alloys and Creep