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Anomalous changes in plastic properties according to deformation temperature occur with changes in percentage elongation. reduction of area, and impact strength, i.e., in deformation with various stressstate patterns. The temperatures at which plastic properties begin to grow and reach their maxima fall as stability of austenite increases.
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The anomalous growth in plasticity at various deformation temperatures may be utilized in the manufacture of formed products, particularly tubes, in stainless steels.
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The data obtained can be used as a basis for calculating optimum temperature conditions for rolling steels ÉI711, 000Kh18N12, and ÉI847 with various degrees of deformation.
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All-Union Tube Scientific-Research Institute, Dnepropetrovsk. Translated from Problemy Prochnosti, No. 12, pp. 105–107, December, 1974.
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Voitselenok, S.L., Lysyak, A.V. & Burnos, V.A. Anomalous growth in plasticity in stable and metastable austenitic steels. Strength Mater 6, 1529–1531 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01529839
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