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C-24. D. Cornette, T. Hourman, O. Hudin, J.P. Laurent and A. Reynaert, “High Strength Steels for Automotive Safety Parts,” in SAE Technical Paper 2001-01-0078, 2001, doi.org/10.4271/2001-01-0078.

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Citation H-65. C. Huang, C. Hu, Y. Liu, Z. Liang and M. Huang,

Introduction

Dual Phase (DP) steels have a microstructure consisting of a ferritic matrix with martensitic islands as a hard

Ferrite-Bainite (FB) steels are hot rolled steels typically found in applications

Carbon-Manganese High Strength Steel Carbon and manganese are the two most cost-effective alloying

Metallurgy of Mild Steels Mild steels are low carbon steels with no alloying elements added for substantial

Citation: J-23. Japanese Standards Association Group, Japan Iron and Steel Federation Standard, JFS A