International Symposium on Transformation and Deformation Mechanisms in Advanced
High-strength Steels
Chairmen: M. Militzer, W. Poole and E. Essadiqi
Advanced high-strength steels are increasingly being utilized to improve the quality of products for transportation, construction and packagng sectors. The novel properties of these steels, e.g. dual phase and TRIP steels, draw on complex transformation behaviour and associated deformation mechanisms. In this symposium, the focus will be on the fundamentals of phase transformation and mechanical behaviour. In addition, the application of these fundamental concepts to production and utilization of these steels will be considered.
Papers are invited related to the following topics:
- Fundamental physics of phase transformation and deformation behaviour
- Modelling of phase transformation kinetics
- Mechanisms of phase transformation during deformation
- Processing of advanced high-strength steels
- Novel aspects of formability
- Microstructural evolution during welding
For more information, contact:
Matthias Militzer
The Centre for Metallurgical Process Engineering
The University of British Columbia
309-6350 Stores Road
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6T 1Z4
Tel.: (604) 822-3676
Fax: (604) 822-3619
E-mail: militzer@cmpe.ubc.ca
Sponsored by: Iron and Steel Section, The Metallurgical Society of CIM
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