Interphase precipitation is a phenomenon in which precipitates are generated on interphase boundaries during phase transformation, creating carbides having a form like bands or fibers in micro-alloyed steels. In isothermal transformation, a lower transformation temperature reduces the carbide diameter and band spacing, and a higher cooling rate reduces them in the continuous cooling process.
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