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Effect of strain ratio on retained austenite transformation of TRIP steel

Forming limit diagram (FLD) of cold- rolled TRIP steel was established by experiments. The microstructures of samples before and after deformation were examined by metalloscopy and scanning electron microscopy and at the same time the contents of retained austenite after different strain ratios were measured by X- ray diffraction. The results show that the ultimate strain under plane strain state(FLD0) is 0. 397. With the strain ratio increasing, strain path changes from uniaxial stretching to plane strain and then biaxial stretching and the transformation amount of residual austenite increases gradually. Compared with dual- phase steel, the higher FLD0of TRIP steel is ascribed to TRIP effect and necking area is wider during deformation.