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                                                                        Zooming in                                                       22.02.2023

Base material characterization presented in D 4.1 focuses on microstructural as well as main mechanical properties characterization of all materials for each use case (see table). Distinct features revealed by the metallurgical characterization includes the presence of primary dendrites in the die cast AlSi alloy, the ferrite-martensite composition of the dual-phase steels or the fully martensitic structure of the enhanced-machinability steel grades after a quenching and tempering heat treatment. The obtained results of the mechanical characterization (tensile & impact tests, fracture analyses, hardness measurements etc) forms the bases for further development of the use cases as such.

Base materials

Base materials of the Stir4Steel project

Fracture surface

Detail of the fracture surface of KCV specimens

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This project has received funding from the Research Fund for Coal and Steel, a programme managed by the European Commission, supporting research in the coal and steel sectors in Europe under grant agreement No. 101034068. 

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Facts and Figures

  • Start date:     1st of September 2021

  • Duration:       36 months

  • EC Funding:  EUR 1.17 M

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