@article{Subhani_A.R._Effect_2018,
 author={Subhani, A.R. and Mondal, D.K.},
 howpublished={online},
 year={2018},
 abstract={<p>
 Repeated austenitisation and furnace cooling of homogenised 0.16 wt. % 
 carbon steels result in ferrite grain sizes between 27 &#956;m and 24 &#956;m. 
 Similarly, repeated austenitisation and normal-air cooling produces 
 ferrite grain sizes between 17 &#956;m and 12 &#956;m; while repeated 
 austenitisation and forced-air cooling produces a minimum grain size of 
 9.5 &#956;m. Furnace cooling decomposes the austenite eutectoidally to 
 lamellar pearlite; while normal-air cooling and forced-air cooling after 
 austenitisation cause degeneration of pearlite regions producing grain 
 boundary network as well as cluster of cementite and other carbides. 
 Forced-air cooled samples provide the highest YS (364 MPa) and UTS (520 
 MPa); while furnace cooling provides the lowest (290 MPa and 464 MPa) 
 leaving the normal-air cool performance in between. Hardness values 
 depict the role of individual ferrite and pearlite content and the 
 extent of pearlite degeneration occurring after each cyclic treatment.
 </p>},
 type={Artykuły / Articles},
 title={Effect of Repeated Austenitisation and Cooling on the Microstructure, Hardness and Tensile Behaviour of 0.16 wt % Carbon Steel},
 volume={vol. 63},
 number={No 3},
 pages={1141-1152},
 journal={Archives of Metallurgy and Materials},
 publisher={Institute of Metallurgy and Materials Science of Polish Academy of Sciences},
 publisher={Commitee on Metallurgy of Polish Academy of Sciences},
 doi={10.24425/123787},
 keywords={Ferrite grain size, Pearlite degeneration, hardness, tensile behaviour},
}