S. B. Singh and H.K.D.H. Bhadeshia,
Phase Transformations Group,
Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy,
University of Cambridge,
Cambridge, U.K.
To estimate the bainite plate thickness of low-alloy steels as a function of transformation temperature, the chemical free energy available for nucleation and the strength of austenite at the transformation temperature over a limited range of inputs as stated in [1].
Language: | FORTRAN |
Product form: | Source code |
DOUBLE PRECISION X(15), W1(4,14), W2(4),THETA1(14), H(4)
& AMIN(15), AMAX(15)
MAP_NEURAL_BAINITEPLATE_THICKNESS is an interactive program which uses the results of a neural network training process to permit the estimation of the bainite plate thickness. This is as a function of the following variables, within the stated ranges [1]:-
Parameter | Minimum | Maximum |
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Temperature/C | 0.2600D+03 | 0.4600D+03 |
Free energy/J/mole | -0.2174D+04 | -0.8500D+03 |
Austenite strength/MPa | 0.6924D+02 | 0.1672D+03 |
Bainite plate thickness/micron | 0.4600D-01 | 0.3300D+00 |
The program uses the file "WEIGHTS" to obtain the neural network training information.
The program gives the bainite plate thickness in microns.
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The full calculation of the error bars as presented in [1] is not reproduced in this program. An average error of ± 0.03 micron may be assumed reasonable but will not be reliable in all cases.
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Complete Program.
Transformation Temperature (centigrade)? 400 Free energy for nucleation (J/mole)? -1400 Austenite strength at temperature (MPa)? 110
** BAINITE SUBUNIT THICKNESS ** University of Cambridge S. B. Singh and H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia Temperature 400. C Gmax -1400. J/mole Yield Strength 110. MPa Thickness /microns 0.12 Error /microns 0.03
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neural network, bainite plate thickness
MAP originated from a joint project of the National Physical Laboratory and the University of Cambridge.
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