Austenitizing
Austenitizing is a heat treatment process in the context of tool steels wherein the steel is heated to a specific temperature range to transform its microstructure into austenite, the face-centered cubic crystalline phase capable of dissolving alloying elements, thereby enabling subsequent phase transformations during hardening.
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Thomas Voisin, Jean‐Baptiste Forien, Aurélien Perron et al. · Acta Materialia · 2020 · 591 citations · Full text
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