Strain-Induced Martensite Transformation Simulations during Cold Rolling of AISI 301 Austenitic Stainless Steel

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1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Saint Louis University, Saint Louis, 63103, MO, USA

2 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Edwardsville, 62026, IL USA

3 Department of Materials Engineering, Fould Institue of Technology, Fould Shahar, Iran

Abstract

Austenite is a semi-stable phase in most stainless steels that deforms to martensite under Md30 and forms martensite
type ά and ε due to the deformation in the steels. Since the distribution of strain induced martensite plays an
important role in achieving desired properties, the main objective of the present work is to model martensite
distribution of ά during cold rolling using finite element method and Olsen-Cohen model. In this study, the
strain induced martensite transformation of 301 stainless steel during cold rolling has been simulated by ANSYS
software. First, the mesh sensitivity analysis was performed and mesh optimization was set to stimulate the strain
induced martensite transformation of 301 stainless steel during cold rolling. Martensite fractions in cold-rolling
was simulated and compared with experimental data. Finite element analysis was performed to obtain strain and
stress during cold rolling. The amount and distribution of martensite during cold rolling has been modeled. The
highest stress level was observed and applied on a friction plate which was in contact with rollers and, as a
result, was under the most friction; thus, the stress reduced away from the surface toward the center of the sheet.
Moreover, a similar phenomenon was observed for changes in the strain. These results were also compared with
experimental data that had been obtained with X-ray diffraction, with the use of a Ferritoscope, X-ray diffraction
and experimental results.

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International Journal of Iron & Steel Society of Iran

Volume 13, Issue 2
Summer and Autumn 2016
Pages 26-30

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