Work Hardening,Dislocation Structure,and Load Partitioning in Lath Martensite Determined by In Situ Neutron Diffraction Line Profile Analysis |
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Authors: | Stefanus Harjo Takuro Kawasaki Yo Tomota Wu Gong Kazuya Aizawa Geza Tichy Zengmin Shi Tamas Ungár |
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Affiliation: | 1.J-PARC Center,Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Naka-gun,Japan;2.Research Center for Structure Materials,National Institute for Materials Science,Tsukuba,Japan;3.Department of Materials Physics,E?tv?s University,Budapest,Hungary;4.College of Materials and Chemical Engineering,China Three Gorges University,Yichang,China;5.Materials Performance Centre,The University of Manchester,Manchester,UK |
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Abstract: | A lath martensite steel containing 0.22 mass pct carbon was analyzed in situ during tensile deformation by high-resolution time-of-flight neutron diffraction to clarify the large work-hardening behavior at the beginning of plastic deformation. The diffraction peaks in plastically deformed states exhibit asymmetries as the reflection of redistributions of the stress and dislocation densities/arrangements in two lath packets: soft packet, where the dislocation glides are favorable, and hard packet, where they are unfavorable. The dislocation density was as high as 1015 m?2 in the as-heat-treated state. During tensile straining, the load and dislocation density became different between the two lath packets. The dislocation character and arrangement varied in the hard packet but hardly changed in the soft packet. In the hard packet, dislocations that were mainly screw-type in the as-heat-treated state became primarily edge-type and rearranged towards a dipole character related to constructing cell walls. The hard packet played an important role in the work hardening in martensite, which could be understood by considering the increase in dislocation density along with the change in dislocation arrangement. |
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