The kinetics of ε-Cu particles dissolution in the matrix during welding of a copper-precipitation strengthening steel was determined by a combination of GleebleTM physical simulation, TEM examination and hardness mea...The kinetics of ε-Cu particles dissolution in the matrix during welding of a copper-precipitation strengthening steel was determined by a combination of GleebleTM physical simulation, TEM examination and hardness meas urement. The ε-Cu particles underwent a coarsening and part dissolution and then complete dissolution reaction as the peak temperature increased from 750 to 1 000℃, which resulted in the decrease in the number density of ε-Cu particles and hardness in the heat affected zone （HAZ）. The results can be used to understand the evolution of this transformation and a softening behavior of the HAZ during welding of this type of steel.展开更多
制备了一种00Cr12Ni9Mo4Cu3Ti0.9Al0.4马氏体时效不锈钢,经冷轧变形和时效处理后,其硬度可达55 HRC,抗拉强度达2 310 MPa。冷轧并时效的试样的点蚀电位高于固溶态试样。随着冷轧变形率从63%增加到85%,钢的点蚀电位略有提高,从370 m V增...制备了一种00Cr12Ni9Mo4Cu3Ti0.9Al0.4马氏体时效不锈钢,经冷轧变形和时效处理后,其硬度可达55 HRC,抗拉强度达2 310 MPa。冷轧并时效的试样的点蚀电位高于固溶态试样。随着冷轧变形率从63%增加到85%,钢的点蚀电位略有提高,从370 m V增加到了410 m V。经85%冷轧变形和440℃时效4 h后,该马氏体时效不锈钢在模拟海水3.5%Na Cl溶液中的腐蚀失重速率为0.27×10^(-3)g·m^(-2)·h^(-1),且有大量ε-Cu和Ni_3(Ti,Al)相析出,具有较高的强度和良好的耐蚀性能。展开更多
The kinetics of ε-Cu particle dissolution in the matrix of heat affected zone （HAZ） during welding of a copper-containing steel was determined by assembling the welding temperature-time program into a modified Whe...The kinetics of ε-Cu particle dissolution in the matrix of heat affected zone （HAZ） during welding of a copper-containing steel was determined by assembling the welding temperature-time program into a modified Whelan＇s solution. The particle dissolution dependence on the degree of ＂superheating＂ above the equilibrium transformation is demonstrated from the model. In terms of volume fraction of particle dissolution, the HAZ may he classified into three zones, including the undissolving zone, the partially dissolving zone, and the completely dissolving zone, respectively. The numerical solution was in good agreement with the experimental examination finding. The results of model can be used to quantitatively map the ε-Cu dissolution zone dependence on the peak temperature of welding thermal cycles and understand the evolution of this transformation during welding.展开更多
文摘The kinetics of ε-Cu particles dissolution in the matrix during welding of a copper-precipitation strengthening steel was determined by a combination of GleebleTM physical simulation, TEM examination and hardness meas urement. The ε-Cu particles underwent a coarsening and part dissolution and then complete dissolution reaction as the peak temperature increased from 750 to 1 000℃, which resulted in the decrease in the number density of ε-Cu particles and hardness in the heat affected zone （HAZ）. The results can be used to understand the evolution of this transformation and a softening behavior of the HAZ during welding of this type of steel.
文摘制备了一种00Cr12Ni9Mo4Cu3Ti0.9Al0.4马氏体时效不锈钢,经冷轧变形和时效处理后,其硬度可达55 HRC,抗拉强度达2 310 MPa。冷轧并时效的试样的点蚀电位高于固溶态试样。随着冷轧变形率从63%增加到85%,钢的点蚀电位略有提高,从370 m V增加到了410 m V。经85%冷轧变形和440℃时效4 h后,该马氏体时效不锈钢在模拟海水3.5%Na Cl溶液中的腐蚀失重速率为0.27×10^(-3)g·m^(-2)·h^(-1),且有大量ε-Cu和Ni_3(Ti,Al)相析出,具有较高的强度和良好的耐蚀性能。
文摘The kinetics of ε-Cu particle dissolution in the matrix of heat affected zone （HAZ） during welding of a copper-containing steel was determined by assembling the welding temperature-time program into a modified Whelan＇s solution. The particle dissolution dependence on the degree of ＂superheating＂ above the equilibrium transformation is demonstrated from the model. In terms of volume fraction of particle dissolution, the HAZ may he classified into three zones, including the undissolving zone, the partially dissolving zone, and the completely dissolving zone, respectively. The numerical solution was in good agreement with the experimental examination finding. The results of model can be used to quantitatively map the ε-Cu dissolution zone dependence on the peak temperature of welding thermal cycles and understand the evolution of this transformation during welding.
