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Characterizing DP-steels using micromechanical modeling of cells
F. M. Al-Abbasi
, James A. Nemes
Engineering Division (Great Valley)
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
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Micromechanical Modeling
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Dual Phase Steel
100%
Material Behavior
40%
Martensite
40%
Microstructure
20%
Heat Treatment
20%
Mechanical Behavior
20%
Particle Size Distribution
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Model Prediction
20%
Material Considerations
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Tensile Test
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Stress-strain
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High Strength
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Ferrite
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Deformation Mechanism
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Forming Process
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Low Carbon Steel
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Soft Matrix
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Uniform Strain
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Distribution Effect
20%
Ferrite Grain Size
20%
Martensite Volume Fraction
20%
Good Ductility
20%
Engineering
Micromechanical Modeling
100%
Dual Phase Steel
100%
Martensite
60%
Material Behavior
40%
Heat Treatment
20%
Good Agreement
20%
Model Prediction
20%
Mild Steel
20%
Tensile Test
20%
Dilution
20%
Phase Material
20%
Mechanical Property
20%
Particle Size Analysis
20%
Strain Hardening
20%
Ferrite Grain Size
20%
Material Description
20%
Material Science
Dual Phase Steel
100%
Martensite
60%
Grain Size
20%
Heat Treatment
20%
Mechanical Property
20%
Volume Fraction
20%
Particle Size Analysis
20%
Dilution
20%
Low Carbon Steel
20%
Work Hardening
20%