Austenite reversion as a function of deformation processes has been in
vestigated in an 18 wt-%Ni 350 grade maraging steel. The results repor
ted show that the degree and type of deformation imparted to martensit
e influences the amount of reverted austenite obtained following aging
. The validity of the X-ray diffraction technique in determining the r
everted austenite content is discussed with reference to texture incor
porated during cold forming. Transmission electron microscopy was carr
ied out to study the partitioning of solute during austenite reversion
.