S-100

Citation:

S-100. J.-H. Schmitt and T. Iung, “New developments of advanced high-strength steels for automotive applications,” Comptes Rendus Physique, Volume 19, Issue 8, December 2018, Pages 641-656, doi.org/10.1016/j.crhy.2018.11.004.

Related Posts
Filter by
Post Page
Blog Joining Automotive Welding Process Comparison Metallurgy Steel Grades AHSS 1stGen AHSS 3rdGen AHSS Lower Strength Steels 2ndGen AHSS Conventional HSS homepage-featured-top main-blog Roll Forming Citations Testing and Characterization
Sort by

Resistance Spot Welding: 3T and 4T Dissimilar Steel Stack-ups for Automotive Applications

Car body-in-white (

8

Talk Like a Metallurgist

8

Roll Forming

8

L-63

Citation L-63.  Q. Lu, M. Eizadjou, J. Wang, A. Ceguerra,

8

High Strain Rate Testing

Dynamic tensile testing of sheet steels is becoming more important due to the need for more optimized vehicle

8

More Reveals of the Steel E-Motive Autonomous Vehicle Demonstration

WorldAutoSteel has a 30-year legacy of steel demonstration all the way back to the

8

T-29

Citation: T-29. S. Tobita, T. Shinmiya, Y. Yamasaki and J. Hiramoto,

8

Martensite

Metallurgy of Martensitic Steels Case Study:

8

What are 3rd Gen AHSS?

One of the tasks we took great care in completing during the update of the AHSS Application Guidelines was to

8

Conventional Rule-of-Thumb Calculations Lead to Inaccurate Press Tonnage Predictions

The rule of thumb estimates used in 1989 during my internship with an automotive stamping supplier were simple

8

Trackbacks/Pingbacks

  1. 3rd Generation Steels - AHSS Guidelines - […] (Al + Si) around 1.5 wt.%, the quenching temperature usually lies in the range 200 to 350 °C.S-100  After…

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *