Formation of Acicular Ferrite in Mg Treated Ti-bearing C–Mn Steel
Formation of Acicular Ferrite in Mg Treated Ti-bearing C–Mn Steel
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DOI:
10.2355/isijinternational.55.1468
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发表时间:
2015-07
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Ming-ming Song;B. Song;Chunwei Hu;Wenbin Xin;Gaoyang Song
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作者:
Ming-ming Song;B. Song;Chunwei Hu;Wenbin Xin;Gaoyang Song
Grain refinement is the only method to enhance strength without deteriorating toughness in steelmaking. Since 1990 s, the Japanese metallurgical scholars proposed the technical theory of “Oxides Metallurgy” based on the function of inclusions in weld,1) a lot of interests have been drawn to study the effect of inclusions during microstructure transformation process in steel. The acicular ferrite (AF), which nucleated intra-granularly on the surface of inclusions, has a chaotic crystallographic orientation.2) This structure retards of the propagation of cleavage crack in the metal. In addition, it makes high strength steel have great toughness and good weldability. A large number of studies indicated that the inclusions, such as Ti/Al/Zr oxides and Ti/Nb/V carbonitrides, could contribute to AF nucleation. So far, oxides metallurgy technology has already become an effective way to improve the performance of thick plate steel, low carbon nontempered steel, high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steel and welded joints of large heat input welding.3–5) However, with the development of welding technology, welding heat input increasing causes the peak temperature rising up to 1 673 K, which makes the heat affect zone (HAZ) temperature too high and residence time too long, lots of TiN particles will redissolve into the γ-Fe matrix. Due to the lack of sufficient inclusion pinning grain boundary during period of high Formation of Acicular Ferrite in Mg Treated Ti-bearing C–Mn Steel