MICROSTRUCTURES AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF AN ULTRA-FINE ACICULAR FERRITE/BAINITE STEEL PLATE
MICROSTRUCTURES AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF AN ULTRA-FINE ACICULAR FERRITE/BAINITE STEEL PLATE
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超细针状铁素体/贝氏体钢板的组织与力学性能
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2013
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通讯作者:
G. Liang
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S. Yuan;G. Liang
The ultra-fine acicular ferrite/bainite microstructures were experimentally obtained through proper chemical composition design and advanced thermomechanical processing schedules in pilot reversing mill. At the same time, the formation mechanism of ultra-fine microstructures and its effects on the mechanical properties were analyzed by optical microscopy and TEM technique. The experimental results indicate that: for the tested Mn-Mo-Nb-B ultra-low carbon microalloyed steel, the size of bainitic packets less than 1 m and the average thickness of pancakes (flatted prior austenitic grains) less than 5 m were produced when the compression ratio reaches 7 in non-recrystallization region. The excellent properties, that is, tensile strength R m >1000 MPa, the percentage elongation (%EL) A >14 % and charpy notch impact A KV >120 J (-30 g C) have been achieved. The high strength accompanying better toughness of the ultra-fine tested steel is correlated with the changes in substructures, i.e. the thickness of pancakes, the width of bainitic packets and denser dislocations pinned by second particles. chemical composition (wt.%) of the tested steel was 0.039C, 0.34Si, 1.94Mn, 0.018Ti, 0.33Mo, 0.44Ni, 0.094Nb, 0.52Cu, 0.0021B and balance Fe. The other impurities were (wt.%): 0.0052P, 0.0014S, 0.0080N, and 0.0066O. The ingot was reheated to 1230 g C for 1.5 h followed by rolling process. Hot rolling was