Article | REF: M4518 V1

General purpose steel

Author: Marc GRUMBACH

Publication date: December 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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    With regard to traction characteristics, the following categories will be considered:

    • ferritic or ferrite-perlite grades (predominantly ferrite) ;

    • perlitic or perlite ferrite grades (predominantly perlite) ;

    • interstitial-free steels ;

    • double-phase steels (ferrite-martensite) ;

    • ferrite-bainite shades.

    3.1 Ferritic steels

    Ferritic and ferrito-perlitic steels account for a very large proportion of general-purpose steels.

    The well-accepted physical law for these steels is the Hall-Petch law ( and ) :

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