Development of a New Bake-Hardenable Galvannealed Sheet Steel for Automotive Exposed Panels
910293
02/01/1991
- Event
- Content
- Various types of bake-hardenable steels have been developed and applied to automotive body panels for a weight reduction since 1981. Recently for the improvement in the cosmetic corrosion resistance of the exposed panels, an ultra-low carbon bake-hardenable galvannealed steel was developed and has been produced in a large quantity. The main metallurgical features of the ultra-low carbon bake-hardenable steel are follows,
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adjustment of bake-hardenability by controlling the total carbon content between 15 and 25 wt.ppm,
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suppression of TiC formation by controlling Ti content between 48/14 ·N and 48·(N/14+S/32).
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optimisation of temper rolling condition to eliminate the stretcher strain.
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- Pages
- 8
- Citation
- Tanioku, T., Hoboh, Y., Okamoto, A., and Mizui, N., "Development of a New Bake-Hardenable Galvannealed Sheet Steel for Automotive Exposed Panels," SAE Technical Paper 910293, 1991, https://doi.org/10.4271/910293.