After tempering at 200–800 °C, the hardness of the 1Cr13 specimens showed a trend of first increasing, then significantly decreasing and finally rapidly increasing with the increase in the tempering temperature, while the hardness of 2Cr13 showed a consistent decreasing trend, after tempering at 200–770 °C, with the increase in the tempering temperature.
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Micromagnetic and Quantitative Prediction of Hardness and Impact Energy in Martensitic Stainless Steels Using Mutual Information Parameter Screening and Random Forest Modeling Methods.
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