Role of Different Kinds of Boundaries against Cleavage Crack Propagation in Low Temperature Embrittlement of Low-Carbon Martensitic Steel
Role of Different Kinds of Boundaries against Cleavage Crack Propagation in Low Temperature Embrittlement of Low-Carbon Martensitic Steel
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不同类型边界对低碳马氏体钢低温脆化中解理裂纹扩展的作用
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10.1007/s11661-017-4107-9
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2017
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Nobuhiro Tsuji
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Mizuki Tsuboi;Akinobu Shibata;Daisuke Terada;Nobuhiro Tsuji
The present paper investigated the relationship between low-temperature embrittlement and microstructure of lath martensite in a low-carbon steel from both microstructural and crystallographic points of view. The fracture surface of the specimen after the miniaturized Charpy impact test at 98 K (−175 °C) mainly consisted of cleavage fracture facets parallel to crystallographic {001} planes of martensite. Through the crystallographic orientation analysis of micro-crack propagation, we found that the boundaries which separated different martensite variants having large misorientation angles of {001} cleavage planes could inhibit crack propagation. It was then concluded that the size of the aggregations of martensite variants belonging to the same Bain deformation group could control the low-temperature embrittlement of martensitic steels.