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Factors Affecting the Final Grain Size of Decarburized Lamination Steels A.R. MARDER A study was made of the effects of carbon content, strain, initial grain size, carbide morphology, annealing time, and temperature on the final grain size produced after the decarburization anneal. The results show that columnar grains form only in higher carbon (0.05/0.06 pct C) steels with low initial grain sizes (

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