Mechanical characterisation of hydrogen-induced quasi-cleavage in a metastable austenitic steel using micro-tensile testing
Mechanical characterisation of hydrogen-induced quasi-cleavage in a metastable austenitic steel using micro-tensile testing
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DOI:
10.1016/j.scriptamat.2015.11.013
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发表时间:
2016-03
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6
通讯作者:
Y. Mine;Kaoru Koga;O. Kraft;K. Takashima
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作者:
Y. Mine;Kaoru Koga;O. Kraft;K. Takashima
Micro-tensile tests were performed using single- and twinned bi-crystals with and without hydrogen pre-charging in a metastable austenitic steel to elucidate the occurrence of hydrogen-induced quasi-cleavage. The hydrogen-charged specimens exhibited in the stress–strain behaviour a stress decrease in the plateau region after yielding. In this stage, a lamellar microstructure of martensite was formed within the parent austenite. Fracture occurred as quasi-cleavage along the habit planes of the martensite lamellae. A mechanism is proposed where the excess hydrogen generated by the martensitic transformation of hydrogen-containing austenite concentrates into the retained austenite between the martensite laths, promoting the localised deformation to fracture.