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The continuously increasing in applications of dual phase steels in the past years is fully justified by their acceptable toughness next to their low carbon concentration, and their good ductility. The toughness is their most important parameter regarding the security of the application that is reached by applying of the intercritical cooling during the elaboration. The value of austenitization temperature determines the proportion of the martensitic and ferritic phase in the mass. This is important because different proportion values of the phases mentioned above are leading to different mechanical properties [1]. The aim of the present paper is the set-up of a dependence between the values of the parameters characterizing the emphasized mechanical properties and the rate of the martensitic and ferritic phase.

Mechanikai tulajdonságok és a hőkezelési hőmérséklet kapcsolata duál fázisú acélnál