Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 1

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 2

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 3

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 4

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 5

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 6

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 7

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 8

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 9

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 10

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 11

Physical Metallurgy of Steels - Part 12

Steel Technology, Ingenuity and the Future

Bearings and Steels

Stronger, hydrogen-resistant steel for demanding environments

Difficulties in diffusion-controlled growth theory

Future materials: a panel discussion courtesy of SKF

Part I: reconstructive transformations, Luleå tekniska universitet

Part II: displacive transformations lecture at Luleå tekniska universitet

Are Chi, eta and epsilon transition carbides relative to cementite in steels?

Collisions between martensite plates

Effect of nickel aluminide on the bainite transformation in steels

Pure iron - the phase diagram - terapascal pressures, 20000 K

Diffusion in steep concentration gradients and the growth of ferrite

Metal powder extrusion of advanced alloy, by Peter Kjeldsteen

Some interesting aspects of displacive transformations in steels