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Effects of tempering on the mechanical properties of high strength dual-phase steels by Kamp, A., Celotto, S., Hanlon, D.N.

“…► Tempering of a few seconds can noticeably alter properties of DP steel. ► Tempering was done at temperatures between 200 and 700°C. ► The tempers transform…”
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Characterization of NbC and (Nb,Ti)N nanoprecipitates in TRIP assisted multiphase steels by Tirumalasetty, G.K., van Huis, M.A., Fang, C.M., Xu, Q., Tichelaar, F.D., Hanlon, D.N., Sietsma, J., Zandbergen, H.W.

“…Multiphase steels utilising composite strengthening may be further strengthened via grain refinement or precipitation by the addition of microalloying…”
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Microstructural Features of Austenite Formation in C35 and C45 alloys by SAVRAN, V. I, VAN LEEUWEN, Y, HANLON, D. N, KWAKERNAAK, C, SLOOF, W. G, SIETSMA, J

“…The microstructural evolution during continuous heating experiments has been studied for two C-Mn steels with carbon contents in the range 0.35 to 0.45 wt pct…”
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The rolling sliding wear response of conventionally processed and spray formed high speed steel at ambient and elevated temperature by Hanlon, D.N., Rainforth, W.M.

“…The effect of spray forming on the wear properties of a 1.2C–3.4W–8.9Cr–4.3V–2.7Mo high speed steel is described. The microstructure, fracture behaviour and…”
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The rolling/sliding wear response of conventionally processed and spray formed high chromium content cast iron at ambient and elevated temperature by Hanlon, D.N., Rainforth, W.M., Sellars, C.M.

“…The effect of spray forming on the wear properties of a 17% Cr 2.5% C white cast iron is described and compared with conventionally cast material of the same…”
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Metastable austenite driven work-hardening behaviour in a TRIP-assisted dual phase steel by Ennis, B.L., Jimenez-Melero, E., Atzema, E.H., Krugla, M., Azeem, M.A., Rowley, D., Daisenberger, D., Hanlon, D.N., Lee, P.D.

“…The mechanically-induced transformation behaviour of the metastable austenite phase in a high-strength industrial TRIP-assisted Dual Phase steel was monitored…”
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The effect of processing route, composition and hardness on the wear response of chromium bearing steels in a rolling-sliding configuration by Hanlon, D.N., Rainforth, W.M., Sellars, C.M.

“…The commercial attractiveness of rolls with greater resistance to wear and fatigue damage is substantial, providing reduced rolling mill down times, increased…”
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Comment on “An improved model for bainite formation at isothermal temperatures” by van Bohemen, S.M.C., Hanlon, D.N.

“…In a recent publication, Sidhu et al. (2011) [1] claimed that the bainite transformation model of Van Bohemen and Sietsma (2008) [2] may be improved by…”
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Quantification of the evolution of the 3D intermetallic structure in a 6005A aluminium alloy during a homogenisation treatment by Kuijpers, N.C.W, Tirel, J, Hanlon, D.N, van der Zwaag, S

“…In the case of aluminium alloys, a postcasting homogenisation heat treatment is applied in order to improve extrudability. During this homogenisation, a phase…”
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The application of laser scanning confocal microscopy to tribological research by Hanlon, D.N, Todd, I, Peekstok, E, Rainforth, W.M, van der Zwaag, S

“…Since the introduction of the first commercial systems in the early 1980s laser scanning confocal microscopy (LSCM) has become an established technique in…”
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On the effect of fully reversed deformation on the austenite to ferrite phase transformation in C–Mn steel by Davenport, S.B, Hanlon, D.N, van der Zwaag, S

“…Different deformation histories have been used prior to cooling through the phase transformation to study the effect of deformation on the austenite–ferrite…”
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Some observations on cyclic deformation structures in the high-strength commercial aluminum alloy AA 7150 by HANLON, D. N, RAINFORTH, W. M

“…Load-controlled fatigue testing of the aluminum alloy AA 7150 has been conducted using four-point bending with an R ratio of +0.1 over a range of maximum…”
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