New design concepts for constructing light-weight and crash resistant transportation systems require the development of high strength and supra-ductile steels with enhanced energy absorption and reduced specific weight. TWIP steels combine these properties, a consequence of intensive mechanical twinning. To understand the mechanisms, related microstructures and local material properties are probed by AFAM, nanoindentation, and EBSD. The morphology of a cementite phase controls the macroscopic mechanical and magnetic properties of steels. Cementite embedded in a ferrite matrix is characterized by AFAM and MFM. © 2012 American Institute of Physics.
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Batista, L., Rabe, U., & Hirsekorn, S. (2012). Micro- and nanostructure characterization and imaging of TWIP and unalloyed steels. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1430, pp. 1381–1388). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4716378
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