Abstract
Research on austenitic-martensitic Fe-Cr-Ni steel shows that the primary factors determining the stability of the high-temperature phase (austenite) produced on α → γ transition are the maximum temperature and heating time. If the temperature is raised above the minimum value necessary for complete phase transition or the heating time is increased, the stability of the high-temperature phase declines and the temperature range where this phase is converted to low-temperature phase is increased.
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