Using a corrected least-squares procedure and accounting for structural parameters when analyzing the correlation between the impact strength of low-alloyed steels and their coercive force

The use of a corrected least-squares procedure that takes the error of impact-strength estimation into account, as well as several structure parameters, such as the equiaxial grain size number, Widmanstätten ferrite grain size number, and bainite percentage, allowed us to substantially improve the constraint equations between the impact strength and coercive force for a group of specimens. These specimens were sampled from no. 60 flange beams made of 09Г2 steel and exhibited no preliminary correlation between these parameters.