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The twinning causes a high value of the instantaneous hardening rate (n<br />

value) as the microstructure becomes finer and finer. The resultant twin<br />

boundaries act like grain boundaries and strengthen the steel. TWIP steels<br />

combine extremely high strength with extremely high formability. The n value<br />

increases to a value of 0.4 at an approximate engineering strain of 30% and<br />

then remains constant until a total elongation around 50%. At the same time,<br />

it hardens without breaking and it resists tensile pressures up to 1100 MPa<br />

and it could be stretched to approximately 90 percent of its length without<br />

breaking (Figure 2).<br />

It is means in practice that when forces act on the steel, as in the deep draw<br />

process, some of the austenite first transforms to the first martensite stage,<br />

the hexagonal crystal form. When the steel is put under increasing stress, the<br />

hexagonal lattice switches to the final, body-centered cubic form, similar to<br />

conventional TRIP steel. This means that the steel retains a good part of its<br />

ductility even after deep draw processing.<br />

Austenite → ε martensite → γmartensite<br />

Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang<br />

http://cn.totalmateria.com/page.aspx?ID=CheckArticle&LN=KO&site=kts&NM=207

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