Strain hardening mediated by coherent nanoprecipitates in ultrahigh-strength steels
Abstract
Strengthening from single lattice defect such as dislocations or nanoprecipitates generally leads to the so-called strength-ductility tradeoff, which becomes particularly pronounced at the strength level of above 2 GPa. Herein, we report a sustainable strain-hardening mechanism in ultrahigh-strength martensitic steels via manipulating interaction among different lattice defects. We show that fast precipitation of low-misfit B2-ordered Ni(Al, Fe)...
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Title
Strain hardening mediated by coherent nanoprecipitates in ultrahigh-strength steels
Published Date
Jul 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
213
Pages
116984 - 116984
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