锰含量对超细晶粒C-Mn钢显微组织和机械性能的影响

研究了锰含量对两种超细晶粒C-Mn钢(碳含量为0.2%)显微组织和机械性能的影响.大压下量温变形和连续退火可形成超细晶粒显微组织,最终钢的显微组织由含有细小渗碳体颗粒的超细粒状铁素体组成.渗碳体颗粒内锰富集,因此,铁素体晶粒的平均尺寸随锰含量的增加而减小(锰含量从0.74%增加到1.52%时,晶粒尺寸由1.3μm减小到0.8μm).锰含量越高,晶粒越细.延展性和韧性相同的情况下,增加锰含量将提高钢的强度.     

Mn含量对Fe-Mn合金组织及力学性能的影响

利用扫描电镜、透射电镜、背散射电镜及拉伸和冲击试验研究了锰对含锰量为3%~12%的Fe-Mn合金组织和力学性能的影响。结果表明,当锰含量介于3%~9%时,随着锰含量的上升,高温相变产物(多边形铁素体和准多边形铁素体)受到抑制,合金的屈服强度和抗拉强度逐渐增加而均匀延伸率和总延伸率逐渐下降;当锰含量增加至12%时,合金中残留的少量亚稳ε马氏体和奥氏体在形变初期发生相变,产生的相变塑性使合金呈现出屈服强度下降的假象,但合金的抗拉强度、均匀延伸率和总延伸率均上升。由于晶界锰原子浓度的增加会减弱界面的结合力,故合金的冲击韧性随锰含量的增加而显著下降。为使Fe-Mn合金获得较好的综合力学性能,应控制锰含量小于7%或在基体中引入适量的亚稳相。     

Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Gear Steels After High Temperature Carburization

High temperature carburization is becoming more and more attractive because it can remarkably reduce processing time and increase productivity. However, the commonly used gear steels which are microalloyed by Al are not suitable for high temperature carburization due to abnormal grain coarsening. The gear steel 20CrMnTiNb, which is microalloyed with 0. 048% Nb and 0. 038% Ti, has been compared with the gear steel 20CrMn in terms of microstructure in the case of hardened layer and in the core after carburizing at 1000 °C for 4 h and mechanical properties after carburizing and pseudo-carburizing. The results indicate that the fine austenite grains exist in the carburized case of 20CrMnTiNb steel, while there is abnormal coarsening and duplex grain structure in the case and core of steel 20CrMn. The average prior austenite grain sizes are 19.5 and 34.2 μm for the steels 20CrMnTiNb and 20CrMn, respectively. In addition, the mechanical properties of 20CrMnTiNb steel are superior to those of 20CrMn steel. In particular, the HV hardness of the former is higher than that of the latter by about 40–70 in the range of less than 0.7 mm in depth. Therefore, the steel 20CrMnTiNb is suitable for high temperature carburization.     

Correlation between Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High C‐Cr Cast Steel

The effect of carbide morphology and matrix structure on abrasion resistance of cast alloyed steel with 2.57% C, 16.2% Cr and 0.78% Mo was studied in the as‐cast and heat treated conditions. Samples were austenitized at three different temperatures of 980, 1050 and 1250 °C for 15 minutes and followed by tempering at 540 °C for 3 hours. The austenitizing temperature of 980 °C revealed fully martensitic structure with little amount of retained austenite, while at 1050 °C the matrix was austenitic with massive amount of coarse secondary carbides. The austenitic matrix with very fine secondary carbides was developed at 1250 °C. The maximum abrasion resistance was obtained at 1050 °C due to the highest structure hardness and existence of both eutectic and secondary carbides in larger size than the formed groove by the abrasive particles during the wear test. On the other hand, the as‐cast pearlitic structure showed high wear rate by an applied load of up to 0.2 bar, followed by very rapid increase in wear rate with higher applied loads. It could be considered that the austenitizing temperature of 1050 °C showed better combination of abrasion resistance and toughness in comparison with other heat treatment cycles.     

节镍型奥氏体不锈钢1Cr17Mn9Ni4N的组织和力学性能

从热处理工艺对室温拉伸性能的影响和试验温度对拉伸性能的影响两个方面分析了1Cr17Mn9Ni4N钢组织和力学性能之间的关系。试验结果表明：随着固溶处理温度(950～1075℃)的提高,强度降低、塑性提高;水冷或空冷对力学性能的影响不大;材料的锻比对力学性能具有一定的影响;与同类钢相比,1Cr17Mn9Ni4N钢具有优异的室温和低温力学性能。该钢在低温变形时的TRIP效应是低温综合力学性能良好的根本原因。     

A Physical Analysis of the Stress Relaxation Kinetics of Deformed Austenite in C‐Mn Steel

The softening kinetics following hot deformation of austenite have been characterised using the stress relaxation technique. Samples were deformed in compression for a variety of temperatures, strains and strain rates. At low strains where recovery was the only softening mechanism, the stress relaxation kinetics have been analysed using a recovery model previously proposed in the literature, the main parameters being activation energy and activation volume. The activation energy for recovery was found to be 314 kJ/mol, whilst the activation volume was inversely proportional to the internal stress. At higher strains where austenite recrystallization occurred as well, the stress relaxation kinetics were modelled using the recovery model combined with a single grain model for recrystallization. Reasonable agreement was obtained between model and experiment for a variety of deformation conditions. Analysis of the model parameters and experimental data indicated that the nucleation density for recrystallization depended only on the applied strain for the range of deformation conditions imposed. In addition the mobility of recrystallizing boundaries was best explained by solute drag due to manganese atoms.     

Effect of Finishing Rolling Temperature on Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Microalloyed TRIP Steels

Different samples of TRIP (transformation induced plasticity) steel obtained by two different hot-rolling schedules are investigated by using a SEM (scanning electron microscope). The microstructure is characterized by using an OM (optical microscope) for phase distribution and by EBSD (electron backscatter diffraction) for texture and phase mapping. ODF (orientation distribution function) graphs are used to investigate the effect of recrystallization behavior of the hot-deformed austenite on phase transformation during the controlled cooling process. The mechanical behavior is interpreted in terms of the strength of both hard and soft phases, in combination with the quantity, location and transformation kinetics of the mechanically induced martensite (TRIP effect). The results show that more austenite grains exist in the steels obtained at finishing rolling temperature (FRT) of 750 °C, which inherited the deformation structure after the hot-rolling process. The instantaneous n value (n_i) of those steels is kept high during a large range of strain before failure, while the tensile strength and total elongation of the steels with respect to the different finishing rolling temperatures do not show any significant differences.     

Modelling the Stress Relaxation Kinetics of Intercritically Deformed Austenite and Ferrite in C‐Mn Steel

In this study the softening kinetics of intercritically deformed C‐Mn steel have been characterised using the stress relaxation technique. In addition, the progress of softening has been monitored via optical microscopy of quenched samples. Physically based models for the softening kinetics of the separate phases were combined using the simple rule of mixtures, to predict the stress relaxation kinetics following intercritical deformation. Moreover, the strain and stress distribution developed during deformation has been taken into account using an analytical approach from the literature. Comparison of the model with experiments showed significant deviations. These were thought to be due to two effects concerning the role of phase interactions. Firstly, there was a region in the austenite phase having a low strain, leading to a fraction of non‐recrystallizing austenite. Secondly, the number of recrystallization nucleation sites was reduced. These two effects were tested by modifying the original model. The best agreement with experimental data was obtained when assuming the presence of a significant fraction of austenite that did not recrystallize.     

生产工艺对65Mn冷轧钢带组织性能的影响

对不同生产工艺下冷轧态及退火态65Mn钢带的组织和退火态钢带的力学性能进行了分析。未经退火的65Mn钢冷轧时,珠光体组织以弯曲变形为主,随着总变形率的增加,珠光体弯曲变形减少,片层细化变形成为主要变形方式;经预退火的65Mn钢冷轧时,珠光体组织变形均以细化变形为主。采用原料经预退火后再进行冷轧的工艺生产的65Mn退火钢带组织均匀,力学性能稳定,塑性较好。     

累积叠轧焊制备超细晶IF钢微观组织与力学性能

采用累积叠轧焊方法制备了超细晶IF钢，对其微观组织和力学性能进行了分析。实验结果表明，累积叠轧后IF钢的平均晶粒尺寸为700nm；抗拉强度为621．3MPa，达到冷轧IF钢抗拉强度的2．02倍，屈强比σ0.2/σb为0．81。在累积叠轧过程中产生的氧化物夹杂导致超细晶IF钢的脆化。     

管线钢的化学成分和性能分析

论述了管线钢的化学成分设计、力学性能和工艺性能要求。分析了钢中碳、锰、铌、钒和钛等元素对管线钢组织和性能的影响,以及硫、磷、氧等杂质元素对钢的性能影响。     

Microstructure and Properties of 980MPa UltrafineGrained Cold Rolled Dual-Phase Steels

Two kinds of 980MPa grade cold rolled dual phase steels have been developed by designing C-Si-Mn and C-Si-Mn-Nb alloy systems.The microstructure of martensite in Nb-free steel is consisted of lath martensite and twined martensite with the volume fraction of 67%.However,the main hard phase in Nb-containing one is twined martensit with the volume percent of 59%.The size of martensite islands in Nb-containing steel is from 1μm to 3μm,and the size of NbC precipitates is from 15nm to 40nm.As to Nb-containing steel,the yield strength,tensile strength,yield ratio and elongation are 501MPa,1035MPa,0.48 and 17.5% respectively.Futhermore,Nb-containing steel has higher working hardening rate value above the critical strain 6.5%.And it decreases slowly with increasing the strain.This is mainly because of ultrafine grain size and nano-precipitates in ferrite,which improves the compatibility of phases and reduces the stress concentration at the phase interface.     

Induced Surface Austenitic-Martensitic Transition by Mechanical Deformation in Mn Steel.Effect of Surface Properties

For a lot of applications in the mechanical industry,both attractive and mechanical properties of materials and wear resistance are required.Usually such a combination is achieved only by performing surface treatments.The aim of this investigation is the consolidation of 12% Mn steel surface by treatment of impacts.We show by optical and scanning electron microscopy,X ray diffraction,X ray spectrometry analysis and also by the realization of micro hardness,the effect of this kind of treatment on the mechanical and structural stability of the surface zone.Among of many obtained results,we distinguish the clear surface consolidation induced by a modification of surface zone crystalline structure.The mechanical deformation causes the transformation from an austenitic structure to the martensitic structure.     

Influences of Cerium and Carbide on Mechanical Properties of Steels

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Development of Fine‐Grained High‐Carbon Steel in High Reduction Low Temperature Rolling

After blanking and bending to form parts with the desired shape, high‐carbon steels are quenched and tempered to produce various machine parts. Thus, the spheroidization, formability and hardenability are very important properties for high‐carbon steels. Thermo‐Mechanical control Process of rolling has been widely used in the steel industry. However, it is difficult to apply this process to high‐carbon steels because of the heavy rolling load. Thus, fine‐grained high‐carbon hot strips were developed through high‐reduction and low‐temperature rolling by using single roll rolling mills with different diameters and laminar flow cooling devices in the finishing train, the grain size of these steels was about 3 microns. Also developed annealed strips with fine homogeneously dispersed spheroidal cementite had many excellent characteristics. For example, burring formability investigated by the hole‐expanding and surface hardness evaluated by laser hardening of the developed high‐carbon annealed steels, were excellent.     

超高碳钢的回火组织及力学性能

用CM200型透射电子显微镜研究了超高碳钢双相区淬火 中、高温回火后的组织,用Instron型拉伸试验机测定了力学性能.结果表明:650℃的回火组织为等轴状的铁素体与球状的渗碳体,屈服强度σ0.2=1127MPa,抗拉强度σb=1 266 MPa,均匀伸长率δu=8.26%,总伸长率δt=9.71%,维氏硬度HV为397;450℃回火组织的铁素体保持淬火的形态,回火碳化物为ε碳化物在基体上以断续的片状析出,σ0.2=1 911 MPa,σb=2 028MPa,δu=δt=1.88%,HV为595;400℃回火组织中的铁素体保持淬火的形态,回火碳化物在位错处几乎呈网状析出,拉伸无塑性,HV为703.     

碳、硅、锰含量对低碳冷拔拉丝钢力学性能的影响

在多年生产冷拔拉丝钢Q195的基础上，成功地开发了低碳冷拔拉丝钢(HL钢)以代替Q195。与Q195相比，该钢伸长率δ10。增加了7．2％，抗拉强度降低了70MPa。介绍了HL钢相关的生产工艺，探讨了钢中碳、硅含量对其力学性能的影响。     

Hot Workability of as‐Cast High Manganese‐High Carbon Steels

In order to produce new high Mn‐high C austenitic steels (R_m>700 MPa), different tests and methods were used to determine a suitable window of process parameters. In‐situ melting hot tensile tests and hot compression tests were carried out to investigate the hot ductility, fracture characteristics and flow behaviour during continuous casting and hot deformation of 3 steels with Mn and C contents between 9‐23% and 0.6‐0.9%, respectively. The results show that these steels are susceptible to interdendritic fracture at high temperatures. Decreasing Mn content improves the reduction of area at high temperatures to 60% or more. Hot deformation loads for processing the investigated steels are not higher in comparison to the stainless steel 1.4301.     

Low‐alloyed TRIP‐Steels with Optimized Strength,Forming and Welding Properties

To obtain the superior strength‐ductility‐balance of TRIP‐grades, a special chemical composition in combination with well adapted processing parameters are a prerequisite. Despite of their excellent formability performance in terms of drawability as characterized by high n‐ and elongation values, compared to mild steels TRIP‐grades are challenging in the press and the body shops. The high strength level in combination with the high work hardening of TRIP‐grades result in higher levels of spring back compared to mild steels and higher press forces are required. Furthermore, a higher sensitivity to failure for sharp bending radii and a deterioration of the formability of punched edges is reported for TRIP‐grades. While spring back can only be minimized by advanced forming processes supported by new simulation techniques with improved ability to predict spring back, the sensitivity to failure under special forming conditions can be influenced by optimizing microstructural features. Contrary to the forming behaviour, which is influenced significantly by the microstructure, the weldability is mainly governed by the chemical composition and the surface condition of the material. The high carbon content of TRIP‐grades compared to mild steels results in a higher hardening potential after welding. Additionally, a fracture behaviour untypical for mild steels after destructive testing of spot welds is sometimes observed for TRIP‐grades, which is assessed critically by some OEMs. In this work, after a discussion of the processing conditions, possibilities are demonstrated to improve the forming behaviour by an optimization of the microstructure and the spot weldability by adapting the chemical composition of low‐alloyed TRIP grades. First very promising results for TRIP‐grades with a minimum tensile strength level of 700 MPa are discussed.     

Microstructure and mechanical properties of the hot-rolled Fe16Mn0.6C steel plate

Results presented in this study contribute to investigation of the microstructure and mechanical properties of the hot-rolled Fe16Mn0.6C steel plates.The steel plates have been produced by being hot-rolled at temperatures ranging from 1100℃ to 850℃ in seven passes to 97.5% reduction in thickness and then cooled in a furnace of 650℃.Some plates have been annealed at temperatures ranging from 300℃ to 1100℃ for 5min to 60min,and then followed by water quenching.There are annealing twins in the hot-rolled Fe16Mn0.6C steel.Fe16Mn0.6C steel presents similar ductile behavior as X-IPTM steel,but much higher elongation than commercial martensitic steel (MP) 1000,dual phase (DP) 980,and transformation induced plasticity (TRIP) 980 steels.Fe16Mn0.6C steel experiences γ→ε (-α) transformation in some local regions,but remains mostly austenite during the entire deformation process.Fe16Mn0.6C steel with special mechanical properties can be produced by using the appropriate anneal technology.Twinning induced plasticity(TWIP) effect only occurs in the Fe16Mn0.6C steel annealed at temperature higher than 900℃.