Modeling and Advanced Experimental Techniques in Deformation Processing of Steels
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Manufacturing Processes and Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 December 2022) | Viewed by 573
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Interests: materials engineering; physical metallurgy; mechanical metallurgy; physical and numerical simulation and modeling
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Interests: physical simulation of metallurgical processes; thermo-mechanical processing of metallic materials; alloy–processing–structure–property relationship in metallic materials
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Dear Colleagues,
Steels have been with us for several millennia, and thanks to the strenuous efforts of materials researchers, they now form the backbone of modern society due to the versatility of their mechanical and functional properties, combined with their low price and recyclability. There are different types of steel, each carrying different chemical, physical and microstructural features and properties. Therefore, steels have been used by every major industry on the planet to fabricate everything from sewing needles to oil tankers, as well as the tools required to produce them.
In this Special Issue, we seek to provide a wide array of research articles on recent advances in the areas of steel chemistry design, thermo-mechanical processing of steels, physical simulation of metallurgical processes, steels’ characterization using cutting-edge experimental and structural metallurgy techniques, and the development of theoretical tools and advanced models to predict their microstructure and properties during or after thermo-mechanical processing. We hope that this Special Issue will serve as an extra platform, showing the current state-of-the-art and latest developments in this field.
The main objective of this Special Issue is to facilitate a more intense development in this area of research and to showcase these recent developments to industry. We hope that this Special Issue will help the steel research community to formulate new challenging problems and directions in this exciting field of metallurgy, as well as motivating young researchers and raising their interest to address these problems.
As guest editors of this Special Issue, we would like to thank the Editors of Materials, who made this Special Issue possible. We also thank in advance the prospective authors and reviewers of the selected papers in this Special Issue for their unrelenting commitment to the advancement of science.
Prof. Mahesh Somani
Dr. Ilchat Sabirov
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- simulation and modelling
- advanced steels
- deformation processing
- experimental techniques
- microstructures
- mechanical properties
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