austenittisiä
Austenittisiä refers to a metallurgical term describing a specific crystalline structure found in certain metals, most notably in steel. This structure is known as austenite. Austenitic materials are characterized by their face-centered cubic (FCC) crystal lattice. This arrangement of atoms gives austenite distinct properties compared to other metallic structures.
In steels, austenite is typically formed at elevated temperatures, above a critical point known as the austenite
Steels that retain austenite at room temperature are called austenitic steels. The most common examples are