摘要：High-strength steels are mainly composed of medium-or low-temperature microstructures,such as bainite or martensite,with coherent transformation *** type of microstructure has a high density of dislocations and fine crystallographic structural units,which ease the coordinated matching of high strength,toughness,and ***,given its excellent welding perform-ance,high-strength steel has been widely used in major engineering constructions,such as pipelines,ships,and ***,visual-ization and digitization of the effective units of these coherent transformation structures using traditional methods(optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy)is difficult due to their complex ***,the establishment of quantitative relationships with macroscopic mechanical properties and key process parameters presents additional *** article reviews the latest progress in microstructural visualization and digitization of high-strength steel,with a focus on the application of crystallographic methods in the development of high-strength steel plates and *** obtained the crystallographic data(Euler angle)of the transformed microstruc-tures through electron back-scattering diffraction and combined them with the calculation of inverse transformation from bainite or martensite to austenite to determine the reconstruction of high-temperature parent austenite and orientation relationship(OR)during con-tinuous cooling ***,visualization of crystallographic packets,blocks,and variants based on actual OR and digit-ization of various grain boundaries can be effectively completed to establish quantitative relationships with alloy composition and key process parameters,thereby providing reverse design guidance for the development of high-strength steel.

摘要：steels, accounting for a large proportion of metals and their alloys, are still irreplaceable structural materials in industrial applications for a long time. Classical dislocation theory sheds light that strength can be enhanced by impeding the dislocation ***, the ductility depends on the mobility of dislocation movement. As a result, one method of increasing strength or ductility always damages the other. In other words, there is a mutual exclusion between strength and ductility from the perspective of dislocation movement [1].