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Q&P钢是新一代汽车用先进高强钢,其高强度和高塑性的性能有助于提高汽车碰撞的安全性并大幅降低汽车重量,在汽车领域应用前景广阔。文章阐述了Q&P钢的成分主要有硅锰系、低硅含铝系和低硅含磷系等,指出合理的成分设计是实现Q&P钢优异强塑性匹配及良好应用性能的关键;综述了Q&P钢的"淬火—配分"生产工艺以及在Q&P工艺基础上发展起来的Q&P&T、I&Q&P及Q&P&B工艺研究现状;分析了Q&P钢抗拉强度以及组织和性能的影响因素及研究和生产现状,并展望了Q&P钢的应用前景。 相似文献
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李言祥 《特种铸造及有色合金》2011,31(12)
比较研究了熔体发泡法和吹气法制备泡沫铝的工艺过程、泡沫结构特点、泡壁凝固组织、气孔率和气孔尺寸、性能特点和应用.为实际生产和应用中合理选择泡沫铝的制备方法提供参考. 相似文献
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钢液炉外精炼工艺可有效的减少钢中气体含量和夹杂物,提高铸件内在质量。通过对铸钢钢液喂丝吹氩炉外精炼工艺的研究,优选出最佳喂丝吹氩炉外精炼工艺,并成功的应用在车钩及摇枕、侧架的生产中。 相似文献
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医用不锈钢的研究与发展 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
不锈钢由于具有优异的力学性能、耐蚀性能和加工性能而被广泛应用于各种医疗器械及手术工具的制造。概述了医用不锈钢的特点和临床应用,以及存在的主要问题,并以高氮无镍奥氏体不锈钢、不锈钢表面改性、抗菌不锈钢为重点,介绍了医用不锈钢近年来在国内外的主要研究进展。表明医用不锈钢的研究与发展,进一步提高或改善了不锈钢的生物安全性、力学性能、耐蚀性能,甚至带来了一些生物功能化,为医用不锈钢的临床应用带来了新的机遇。 相似文献
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近年来泡沫钛一直是泡沫金属研究中的热点之一。其主要的制备方法有粉末冶金法、浆料发泡法、捕获气体发生膨胀法、自蔓延高温合成法、气体-金属共晶凝固、快速成型法、纤维烧结法、等离子喷涂法、相变超塑性法、凝胶注模法、等离子体活化烧结法等,对其性能研究主要集中在结构参数、力学性能、耐腐蚀性能和生物相容性等方面。对泡沫钛的制备和性能进行了综述,并对今后的性能改良和理论模型研究等方向进行了展望。 相似文献
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超细晶超高碳钢是国外近年来发展起来的一类新型的、并具有重要发展前景的高性能钢铁材料.在系统总结大量文献资料的基础上,综述国内外近年来超细晶超高碳钢的研究进展,包括制备工艺,微观组织及其影响因素,室温力学性能,超塑性,层状超高碳钢复合材料等,指出今后超细晶超高碳钢研究的发展方向. 相似文献
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Low carbon low alloy high strength steel materials for welding structures developed and used in service applications are roughly divided into: 1) steels with low content of alloying elements and which are hot-rolled, or which have annealed structures (eg. SM steel); 2) thermo-mechanically treated steels with restricted additions of alloying elements (eg. TMCP steel); 3) steels strengthened with the addition of alloying elements and through the thermal refining process (eg. high strength low carbon and low alloy steels like HT780). In recent years, in view of saving resources, reducing costs and making welding easier, research and development have been carried out to produce high strength steels for welding structures with tensile strength of 800 MPa level with the low carbon equivalence of mild steel levels.1,2 相似文献
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Ö. N. Doğan J. A. Hawk K. K. Schrems 《Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance》2006,15(3):320-327
A new class of materials, namely TiC-reinforced cast chromium (Cr) steels, was developed for applications requiring high abrasion
resistance and good fracture toughness. The research approach was to modify the carbide structure of commercial AISI 440C
steel for better fracture resistance while maintaining the already high abrasion resistance. The new alloys contained 12Cr,
2.5–4.5Ti, and 1–1.5C (wt.%) and were melted in a vacuum induction furnace. Their microstructure was composed primarily of
a martensitic matrix with a dispersion of TiC precipitates. Modification of TiC morphology was accomplished through changing
the cooling rate during solidification. Wear rates of the TiC-reinforced Cr steels were comparable to that of AISI 440C steel,
but the impact resistance was much improved. 相似文献
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Austenitic stainless steels are cost-effective materials for high-temperature applications if they have the oxidation and creep resistance to withstand prolonged exposure at such conditions. Since 1990, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has developed advanced austenitic stainless steels with creep resistance comparable to Ni-based superalloy 617 at 800–900°C based on specially designed “engineered microstructures” utilizing a microstructure/composition database derived from about 20 years of radiation effect data on steels. The wrought high temperature-ultrafine precipitate strengthened (HT-UPS) steels with outstanding creep resistance at 700–800°C were developed for supercritical boiler and superheater tubing for fossil power plants in the early 1990s, the cast CF8C-Plus steels were developed in 1999–2001 for land-based gas turbine casing and diesel engine exhaust manifold and turbocharger applications at 700–900°C, and, in 2015–2017, new Al-modified cast stainless steels with oxidation and creep resistance capabilities up to 950–1000°C were developed for automotive exhaust manifold and turbocharger applications. This article reviews and summarizes their development and their properties and applications. 相似文献
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R. L. Klueh M. P. Tanaka 《JOM Journal of the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society》1985,37(10):16-23
This paper discusses a program to develop austenitic stainless and ferritic (martensitic) steels for fusion applications. The service lifetime of the first wall and blanket component structures will have a major effect on the economic viability of fusion energy. These components will operate at elevated temperatures in a corrosive environment within a strong radiation field. Alloy systems under consideration for this application include high-strength Fe-Ni-Cr super-alloys and alloys based on niobium, vanadium and titanium. Much of the experimental research, however, is focussed on more conventional austenitic stainless steels and chromium-molybdenum martensitic grades to withstand the unique irradiation environment of a fusion reactor. 相似文献