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CHARACTERIZATION OF X80 AND X100 MICROALLOYED PIPELINE STEEL USING QUANTITATIVE X-RAY DIFFRACTION
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Wiskel, J.B., Li, X., Ivey, D.G., Henein, H.
Quantitative X-ray diffraction characterization of four (4) X80 and three (3) X100 microalloyed steels was undertaken. The effect of through thickness position, processing parameters and composition on the measured crystallite size, microstrain and J index (relative magnitude of crystallographic...
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Spring 2018
Microalloyed steels and heat treated steels are widely used in the pipeline industry. Microalloyed steels are a type of high strength low alloy steels containing small additions of C, N, Nb, Ti and other elements in amounts less than 0.1 wt%. They may also contain additions of other elements in...
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