Analysis of interaction between recrystallisation and nitride precipitation in cold rolled Al-killed low carbon steel Online publication date: Fri, 10-Apr-2015
by Imre Felde; András Mucsi
International Journal of Microstructure and Materials Properties (IJMMP), Vol. 10, No. 2, 2015
Abstract: In this paper the conditions of interaction between nitride precipitation and recrystallisation in a low carbon steel have been investigated. On cold rolled steel specimens thermoelectric power tests and microstructural investigations have been performed in order to analyse the conditions of the so-called retardation phenomenon occurring during recrystallisation. On the basis of experimental investigations it was concluded that the precipitated nitrides affect recrystallisation only in that cases, if the precipitated fraction is more than 45-50% regardless to the treatment temperature. Retardation in recrystallisation during isothermal heat treatments was observed only if the precipitated fraction of nitrides was between 50% and 90% independently of the temperature of heat treatment. The rate of recrystallisation process is also strongly affected by the nitride particles.
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