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Philipp Retzl (TU Wien)21/10/2026, 10:30Technology and Product Development in TMPOral Presentation
Retained austenite provides TRIP (Transformation-Induced Plasticity) steels with their exceptional combination of strength and formability. To retain a sufficient volume fraction of austenite, alloying with silicon (Si) or aluminum (Al) is used to suppress carbide formation during the bainite transformation. This suppression allows the austenite to enrich with carbon, stabilizing it at room...
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Mr Firew Kassaye (Silesian University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Engineering Materials and Biomaterials)21/10/2026, 10:50Relevance of TMP and Microalloying to Sustainable Production of Steel and Nonferrous AlloysOral Presentation
Multiphase steels, such as medium-Mn and QP steels, are of key interest for automotive industrial applications. The primary characteristic of these steels is strain-induced martensitic transformation (SIMT) of retained austenite (RA) during deformation, enabling substantial energy absorption. This study investigates the effect of thermomechanical processing on the multiphase steels that...
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Dr Yang YU (Shougang Group Co., LTD. Research Institute of Technology)21/10/2026, 11:10Relevance of TMP and Microalloying to Sustainable Production of Steel and Nonferrous AlloysOral Presentation
Intergranular oxidation during the hot-rolling "laminar cooling-coiling-cooling" process critically impacts surface quality and formability of hot-stamped steel. This study investigates 22MnB5 steel through industrial coil sampling and controlled atmosphere simulations (air/vacuum), establishing formation mechanisms and process optimization strategies. Significant positional variations in...
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OLGA GIRINA (ArcelorMittal)21/10/2026, 11:30Relevance of TMP and Microalloying to Sustainable Production of Steel and Nonferrous AlloysOral Presentation
Thermomechanical processing (TMP) implies rigorous design, careful control, and optimization of microstructure through combinations of deformations and phase transformations to obtain desired final microstructure and end properties of products. Deformation operations that may include hot, warm, and cold forming can be in general combined with multiphase and single phase (e.g.,...
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Tommi Hintsala (University of Oulu)21/10/2026, 11:50Relevance of TMP and Microalloying to Sustainable Production of Steel and Nonferrous AlloysOral Presentation
The transition from conventional steelmaking to fossil-free production promotes more continuous processing and reduces flexibility in chemical compositions, increasing the need to produce multiple strength grades from a single alloy. This study examines the feasibility of achieving several steel strength grades from one chemical composition by varying the cooling method. Two laboratory-melted...
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