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Carbon heterogeneities in austenite during Quenching & Partitioning (Q&P) process revealed by in situ High Energy X-Ray Diffraction (HEXRD) experiments

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Figure 1: FWHM of the (220) diffraction peak of austenite (black and grey lines) and the fraction of austenite   (red   line)   as   a   function   of   the   temperature   (a)   and   time   (b)   respectively
Figure 2: (a) Austenite (220) diffraction peaks (intensity vs. diffraction angle) corresponding to four critical times
Figure 3: (220) diffraction peaks of austenite corresponding to the four critical times identified in Figure 2
Table  1:   Comparisons  between   the  mean/max  carbon   compositions   measured  by  APT  [9]  and HEXRD (this paper) on two samples, after 0s and 200s of partitioning respectively

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