Formation of "carbide-free zones" resulting from the interplay of C redistribution and carbide precipitation during bainitic transformation

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Formation of "carbide-free zones" resulting from the interplay of C redistribution and carbide precipitation during bainitic transformation. / Klein, Thomas; Hofer, Christina; Lukas, Marina et al.
In: Materialia, Vol. 7.2019, No. September, 100380, 23.06.2019.

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Klein, T, Hofer, C, Lukas, M, Wojcik, T, Schnitzer, R, Galler, M & Ressel, G 2019, 'Formation of "carbide-free zones" resulting from the interplay of C redistribution and carbide precipitation during bainitic transformation', Materialia, vol. 7.2019, no. September, 100380. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mtla.2019.100380

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Klein, T., Hofer, C., Lukas, M., Wojcik, T., Schnitzer, R., Galler, M., & Ressel, G. (2019). Formation of "carbide-free zones" resulting from the interplay of C redistribution and carbide precipitation during bainitic transformation. Materialia, 7.2019(September), Article 100380. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mtla.2019.100380

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Klein T, Hofer C, Lukas M, Wojcik T, Schnitzer R, Galler M et al. Formation of "carbide-free zones" resulting from the interplay of C redistribution and carbide precipitation during bainitic transformation. Materialia. 2019 Jun 23;7.2019(September):100380. doi: 10.1016/j.mtla.2019.100380

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Klein, Thomas ; Hofer, Christina ; Lukas, Marina et al. / Formation of "carbide-free zones" resulting from the interplay of C redistribution and carbide precipitation during bainitic transformation. In: Materialia. 2019 ; Vol. 7.2019, No. September.

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abstract = "Advanced bainitic steels exploit their constitution of a phase mixture of bainitic ferrite and retained austenite. The desired microstructures are usually adjusted via isothermal or continuous cooling treatments below the bainite-start-temperature. In the present work, we analyze the microstructural evolution during bainite formation in detail and we report on a novel mechanism for the formation of “carbide-free zones” in the close proximity of austenite. Carbides are formed in the interior of bainitic ferrite, which is isolated from surrounding austenite, while the depletion of C in the vicinity of austenite suppresses their formation.",
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