Severe plastic deformation through adiabatic shear banding in Fe–C steels
Severe plastic deformation through adiabatic shear banding in Fe–C steels
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DOI:
10.1016/j.msea.2005.08.138
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发表时间:
2004-12
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影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
D. Lesuer;C. Syn;O. Sherby
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作者:
D. Lesuer;C. Syn;O. Sherby
Severe plastic deformation is observed within adiabatic shear bands in iron–carbon steels. These shear bands form under high strain rate conditions, in excess of 1000s−1, and strains in the order 5 or greater are commonly observed. Studies on shear band formation in a ultra-high carbon steel (1.3% C) are described in the pearlitic condition. A hardness of 11.5GPa (4600MPa) is obtained within the band. A mechanism is described to explain the high strength based on phase transformation to austenite from severe plastic deformation and adiabatic heating. Rapid re-transformation leads to an ultra-fine ferrite grain size containing carbon principally in the form of nano-size carbides. It is proposed that the same mechanism explains the ultra-high strength of iron–carbon steels observed in ball-milling, ball drop tests and in severely deformed wires.