Identification and Formation Mechanism of a Deformation Process Determining Microstructure of Type IV Creep Damage of the Advanced High Cr Containing Ferritic Heat Resistant Steel
Identification and Formation Mechanism of a Deformation Process Determining Microstructure of Type IV Creep Damage of the Advanced High Cr Containing Ferritic Heat Resistant Steel
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先进高铬铁素体耐热钢IV型蠕变损伤组织变形过程识别及形成机制
DOI:
10.2355/tetsutohagane1955.92.10_609
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发表时间:
2006
影响因子:
0.3
通讯作者:
M. Ohgami
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作者:
Y. Hasegawa;T. Muraki;M. Ohgami
grain HAZ and dual phase HAZ, according to the temperature acceleration creep test at 700•Ž. The tensile strength at room temperature was the lowest at around Ac1 transformation point, determined by rapid heating diratometry. Therefore, the Type IV damage did not coincident the conventional HAZ softening phenomenon often observed in low carbon steels. Dislocation substructure of the fine grain zone is composed of the globular sub-grain microstructure and the coarsened carbide through the Transmission Electron Microscope observation of thin foils. They were possibly explained to be formed through the thermal cycle of HAZ and Post Weld Heat Treatment as follows: a base metal with lath martensite microstructure is warmed above Ac3 point once, and immediately cooled and transformed. Such "weak" lath martensite structure, apparent ambiguous lath martensite, was easily recovered to the globular