Convenient structure adjustment and thereby the achievement of suitable material and
technological properties is one of the very important areas of technological as well as material
research. In general, this issue includes a great number of parameters and variables. To find suitable
technological conditions, it is possible to use various kinds of modeling processes. One of them is
the utilization of thermomechanical simulators, which allow simulating the conditions of the real
processes to be simulated with sufficient accuracy. It is then possible to perform the optimization on
smaller specimens, while monitoring the real conditions with higher accuracy. This method was
used for the optimization of unconventional technological processes for selected alloying strategies
of low-alloyed multiphase steels. These strategies are designed to be applied to technologies, which
combine anisothermal forming and thermomechanical treatment of quasimassive components using
intensive plastic deformation. Incremental deformations allow a high amount of deformation to be
reached. It is also possible to obtain very fine grained structures by a suitable choice of temperature.
By a suitable choice of temperature it is also possible to obtain structures with very fine grain. At
the same time, the morphology of the structure and thus also its final mechanical properties can be
significantly influenced this way.
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