High strength and toughness stainless steel strip and process for the production of the same
AssigneeNisshin Steel Co., Ltd.
InventorsKatsuhisa Miyakusu, Sadao Hirotsu, Koki Tomimura
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AssigneeNisshin Steel Co., Ltd.
InventorsKatsuhisa Miyakusu, Sadao Hirotsu, Koki Tomimura
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For a purpose of providing a high strength and toughness stainless steel strip having not only a high strength of at least 1800 N/mm.sup.2 but also a high Erichsen break stress, which is a measure of toughness of a thin sheet, of as high as at least 1000 N/mm.sup.2, there is provided a stainless steel strip consists essentially of in mass % C: up to 0.1%, (exclusive of 0%); Si more than 1.0% and not more than 4.0%; Mn: up to 5.0% (exclusive of 0%); Ni: from 4.0 to 10.0%; Cr :from 12.0 to 18.0%; Cu :up to 5.0% (inclusive of 0%); Mo: from 1.0 to 5.0%; N: up to (exclusive of 0%); the balance being Fe and impurities with the proviso of C+N.gtoreq.0.1%, and wherein the alloying elements are adjusted so that a value of Md(N) defined by the following equation: Md(N)=580-520.times.[% C]-2.times.[% Si]-16.times.[% Mn]-16.times.[% Cr]-23.times.[% Ni]-26.times.[% Cu]-10.times.[Mo %] falls within the range between 20 and 100, the strip having a metallic structure of a retained austenitic phase containing from 30 to 80% by volume of a work induced martensitic phase.
A high strength and toughness stainless steel strip which consists essentially of in mass %:
A high strength and toughness stainless steel strip which consists essentially of in mass %:
A process for the production of a high strength and toughness stainless steel strip which comprises the steps of:
An ID saw blade for slicing a semi-conducting material comprising a generally annular disc of a high strength and toughness stainless steel strip and fine particulate diamond fixed on the inner periphery of said annular disc constituting a blade edge for slicing the semi-conducting material, said strip consisting essentially of in mass %:
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