The role of backstress in phase transforming steels

Franz-Dieter Fischer; Thomas Antretter; Farida Azzouz; Georges Cailletaud; André Pineau; Kikuaki Tanaka; K. Nagayama

The role of backstress in phase transforming steels

Franz-Dieter Fischer
, Thomas Antretter
, Farida Azzouz
, Georges Cailletaud
, André Pineau
, Kikuaki Tanaka
, K. Nagayama

Chair of Mechanics (400)

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Abstract

Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP) is demonstrated by an experimental programme for a Fe-9Ni-12Cr steel for various loading paths with partial or full unloading. The martensitic transformation is considered. A thermodynamical interpretation as well as micromechanical modelling of TRIP are presented. The selection of distinct variants is explained. Finally a modified constitutive equation for the TRIP strain rate is suggested by introducing a transformation surface including a transformation backstress. The backflow after unloading, which cannot be explained by the currently used TRIP strain rate term, can be represented by the proposed formulation. Aspects of future research are discussed.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	569-588
Number of pages	20
Journal	Archives of Mechanics
Volume	52.2000
Issue number	4-5
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2000

Keywords

Backstress
Martensitic Transformation
Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP)
Transformation Surface
Transformation Thermodynamics

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