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martensitic structure

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martensitic structure [¦mär‚ten¦zid·ik ′strək·chər]
(metallurgy)
Of, pertaining to, or having the structure of martensite, that is, an interstitial, supersaturated solid solution of carbon in iron having a body-centered tetragonal lattice; the microstructure is characterized by an acicular or needlelike pattern.
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MORPHOLOGY AND THERMAL FIELD OF THE MOVING INTERFACE As emphasized in the theoretical section, the connection between a single variant of martensite and the parent austenitic phase is provided by a twinned martensitic structure, which is able to satisfy the compatibility conditions both with the austenite (over the habit plane) and with the single variant.
Propagation of an austenite-martensite interface in a thermal ... by Seiner, Hanus; Landa, Michal; Sedlak, Petr / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science Physics/Mathematics
Austempering is valuable because it is stronger and tougher than tempered martensitic structures obtained with conventional heat treatment of cast iron.
Heat treating iron castings: part 2 by Modern Casting
Extendo-Die hot work die steel, with a fully martensitic structure, has superior wear resistance and toughness when compared with H-13 tool steel, especially in large sections heavier than 3[inches] to 4[inches].
Alloys to consider when upgrading tooling by Garner, Harrison A.; Hemphill, Raymond M. / Tooling & Production
 
 
 
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