journal article·2007-07

Artificial neural network modeling for the prediction of critical transformation temperatures in steels

Carlos Garcia-Mateo, Carlos Capdevila, Francisca Garcia Caballero, Carlos García de Andrés

Journal of Materials Science· Volume 42· Issue 14
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Abstract

Accurate knowledge of critical transformation temperatures in steels such as the austenitizing temperature, T γ , isothermal bainite and martensite start temperatures, B S and M S , is of unquestionable significance from an industrial and research point of view. Therefore a significant amount of work has been devoted not only in understanding the physical mechanism lying beneath those transformations, but also obtaining quantitatively accurate models. Nowadays, with modern computing systems, more rigorous and complex data analysis methods can be applied whenever required. Thus, Artificial Neural Network (ANN) analysis becomes a very attractive alternative, for being easily distributed, self-sufficient and for its ability of accompanying its predictions by an indication of their reliability
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OpenAlex topics: Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels · Metallurgical Processes and Thermodynamics · Magnetic Properties and Applications

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