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WRC - BULLETIN 322

STRAIN AGING BEHAVIOR OF MICROALLOYED STEELS ; THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS BEHAVIOR OF ASTM A737 GRADE B AND GRADE C MICROALLOYED PRESSURE VESSEL STEELS ; THE FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF ASTM A737 GRADE B AND GRA

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Organization: WRC
Publication Date: 1 April 1987
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The strain aging behavior of five microalloyed steels was studied using a variety of straining, aging and stress relieving cycles. The materials studied were pressure vessel steels ASTM A737 Grade B and A737 Grade C, and structural steels ASTM A588 Grade A, A588 Grade B and ASTM A572 Grade 50, Type 2. The A737 Grade B and Grade C steels were tested in the normalized condition while the A588 Grades A and B and the A572 Grade 50 Type 2 steel were tested in both the as-rolled and normalized condition. The steels were cold strained in tension 2,5 or 10% and were aged at 260 or 370C (500 or 700F) for 10 hr. Strained and aged specimens were stress relieved for 2 and 10 hr at 620C (1150F). Transverse mechanical properties were measured for the as treated, strained, aged and stress relieved steels.

Document History

BULLETIN 322
April 1, 1987
STRAIN AGING BEHAVIOR OF MICROALLOYED STEELS ; THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS BEHAVIOR OF ASTM A737 GRADE B AND GRADE C MICROALLOYED PRESSURE VESSEL STEELS ; THE FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF ASTM A737 GRADE B AND GRA
The strain aging behavior of five microalloyed steels was studied using a variety of straining, aging and stress relieving cycles. The materials studied were pressure vessel steels ASTM A737 Grade B...
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