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The formability of AISI 304 austenitic stainless steel can be enhanced when it is designed to transform to martensite under appropriate strain levels, gaining additional plasticity (transformation induced plasticity).

Those that previously experienced phase transformation have a lower critical stress for the SIM transformation due to residual martensite and dislocations, while the rest have a higher trigger stress and only transform to martensite after the stress is back to levels comparable to where transformation was seen in the previous cycle.

Some of them transform to martensite in block on ring wear test.

Finally, the retained austenite grains in the medium-Mn steel can either transform to martensite gradually or twin during deformation, and contribute to large elongation at high strengths via both TRIP-assisted and TWIP effects.

Consequently, the retained austenite grains have a wide range of mechanic stability so that they can transform to martensite gradually during deformation, leading to enhanced TRIP effect and then improved mechanic properties.

The results suggest that the abnormal shape of the superelastic wire curve is associated to the changes in fatigue properties that occurs when the superelastic material transform to martensite.

In these steels, the γ phase which forms during intercritical annealing was transformed to martensite or bainite (α B ) during cooling.

However, only annealed samples transformed to martensite.

The metastable austenite was transformed to martensite by prestrain tension of SUS304 stainless steel to study the influence of transformed martensite on its subsequent work-hardening behavior under the uniaxial tensile condition.

Constrained cooling also resulted in stress build-up arising from thermal contraction and early formation of martensite, followed by relaxation as the austenite fully transformed to martensite.

When Type 304 with only 2.2 mass ppm hydrogen was subjected to HPT, up to 95% of the austenite transformed to martensite.