Abstract
The effect of dynamically recrystallized austenite on the martensite start temperature, M s, in hot-deformed Fe–32% Ni alloy was studied by measuring its electrical resistance. Differing from the statically recrystallized structure, the dynamically recrystallized grains have heterogeneous dynamic substructures. The growing dynamic recrystallization grain with a dislocation density in a gradient distribution contains a few mobile dislocations near the grain boundary. These mobile dislocations promote the martensitic nucleation and increase the M s temperature.
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