Compositional Change of Refractory Elements in Solution during Aging in High Cr Heat Resistant Ferritic Steels
Compositional Change of Refractory Elements in Solution during Aging in High Cr Heat Resistant Ferritic Steels
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高铬耐热铁素体钢时效过程中固溶难熔元素的成分变化
DOI:
10.2355/isijinternational.42.1591
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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
T. Ishiguro
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作者:
Y. Murata;K. Kawamura;M. Kamiya;M. Morinaga;R. Hashizume;K. Miki;T. Azuma;T. Ishiguro
The improvement in the creep strength has been achieved by the addition of boron as well as refractory elements, Mo and W in high Cr heat resistant ferritic steels. It has been accepted that the improvement by the refractory elements originates mainly in the solid-solution hardening of steels. In those steels containing a comparatively large amount of the refractory elements, on the other hand, the creep strength is improved by the presence of fine coherent precipitates of intermatallic compounds due to the precipitation hardening in them. However, in the steels containing an excess amount of refractory elements, in particular, W, it is known that the creep strength in a long time becomes lower than the values extrapolated from the creep strength in a short-time. Recently, it has been found that Re is an effective element for improving a long-time creep-strength of high Cr ferritic steels. This is in contrast to the effect of W on the ferritic steels. As mentioned above, it is important to investigate the solid solubility limit of refractory elements in the matrix when considering the creep strength of high Cr ferritic steels. This is usually obtained indirectly by the thermodynamic calculation based on the chemical composition as well as the weight of the extracted residue from the steels, so that some errors are included inevitably in the calculated values. Then instead of such an indirect method, a direct analyzing method is employed in this study. In this method, the amount of refractory elements dissolved in the matrix is analyzed directly by means of the ICP emission spectrochemical analysis of the electrolyte which is prepared by electrolyzing the matrix phase in the steel, as explained later.