Phase transition and defect relaxation behavior in a medium manganese steel
Phase transition and defect relaxation behavior in a medium manganese steel
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jallcom.2022.164003
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发表时间:
2022-02
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6.2
通讯作者:
Xueqing Liu;M. Sun;Ju-hua Liang;T. Hao;Weibin Jiang;Yunlong Wang;Xianping Wang;Qianfeng Fang-Qianfeng
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Xueqing Liu;M. Sun;Ju-hua Liang;T. Hao;Weibin Jiang;Yunlong Wang;Xianping Wang;Qianfeng Fang-Qianfeng
Phase transition and defect relaxation behavior of a Fe-7Mn-0.1 C medium manganese steel have been systematically studied mainly by using internal friction (IF) technique. From temperature-dependent IF curves in both heating and cooling processes, two relaxation IF peaks (the P 1 located at~ 200° C on heating and the P 2 at~ 550° C on cooling) and two phase transition IF peaks (the P tr1 located at~ 670° C on heating and the P tr2 at~ 300° C on cooling) were observed. The P 1 peak disappears when the cementite (θ) particles and/or retained austenite (γ R) exist in the microstructure, and is associated with the Snoek-Kê-Köster relaxation (SKK relaxation). The P 2 peak is suggested to be originated from grain boundary relaxation in austenite (γ). The formation mechanisms of the P tr1 and the P tr2 come from reverse austenitic transformation (RAT) and martensitic transformation (MT), respectively. In addition, the apparent asymmetry of the P tr1, the variation of peak height, the difference between the P tr1 and P tr2 peaks, and the effect of IF studies on the mechanical properties are discussed in detail in the present work. These results provide a valuable reference for the design of high-performance medium Mn steels.