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Effect of Final Cooling Temperature on Microstructure and Property of Low-carbon Bainitic Steel

Xianping Zhao

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Various final cooling temperatures have influence upon mechanical properties of low carbon bainitic steel.The result of metallographical analysis showed that differences of their microstructures resulted in different mechanical properties.The mechanism of the effect of microstructure on properties was simply analyzed,too.

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Various final cooling temperatures have influence upon mechanical properties of low carbon bainitic steel.The result of metallographical analysis showed that differences of their microstructures resulted in different mechanical properties.The mechanism of the effect of microstructure on properties was simply analyzed,too.

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Various final cooling temperatures have influence upon mechanical properties of low carbon bainitic steel.The result of metallographical analysis showed that differences of their microstructures resulted in different mechanical properties.The mechanism of the effect of microstructure on properties was simply analyzed,too.

Key concepts: Microstructure, Materials science, Metallurgy, Carbon fibers, Carbon steel, Composite material, Corrosion, Composite number

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