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Synopsis : High temperature tensile deformation of carbon steels containing from 0.036 to 1.09 wt% C was studied in the temperature range 873 to 1 373 K over a wide range of strain rates between 1 and 10-5 s-1. The shape of true stress-true strain (ƒÐ-ƒÃ) curves in the austenite (y) range is expressed solely in terms of the first stress peak (ƒÐp) or Z in the following equation, and the relation is almost independent of C content. up can be correlated with temperature (T) and strain rate (a) by the following equation in the range of stresses below 110,--420 MPa

The Effect of Temperature, Strain Rate, and Carbon Content on Hot Deformation of Carbon Steels