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A novel model of the evolution of microstructure during continuous cooling with the formation of proeutectoid ferrite in steel was proposed from a Voronoi construction for the austenite grains,based on the Rappaz′s integral nucleation model and the assumption that the ferrite nucleates at the edges of the original austenite grains and the successive growth of the ferrite grain is radial.The model can be used to calculate the fraction of ferrite as a function of time or temperature during continuous cooling,and to determine the microstructure of ferrite.The calculated results are in agreement with experimental results investigated in 0.38C-0.28Si-0.55Mn-0.92Cr-0.20 Mo steel under continuous cooling using a Gleeble 1500 thermomechanical simulator.
A novel model of the evolution of microstructure during continuous cooling with the formation of proeutectoid ferrite in steel was proposed from a Voronoi construction for the austenite grains, based on the Rappaz’s integral nucleation model and the assumption that the ferrite nucleates at the edges of the original austenite grains and the successive growth of the ferrite grain is radial.The model can be used to calculate the fraction of ferrite as a function of time or temperature during continuous cooling, and to determine the microstructure of ferrite.The calculated results are in agreement with experimental results investigated in 0.38C-0.28Si-0.55Mn-0.92Cr-0.20 Mo steel under continuous cooling using a Gleeble 1500 thermomechanical simulator.