Structure and phase composition of manganese steels modified by alloying elements
Structure and phase composition of manganese steels modified by alloying elements
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合金元素改性锰钢的组织和相组成
DOI:
10.1063/1.4973033
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发表时间:
2017
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通讯作者:
E. Kozlov
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作者:
N. Popova;T. Dement;E. Nikonenko;I. Kurzina;E. Kozlov
The paper presents investigations of the phase composition and the fine structure of manganese non-alloyed and Cr- and V-alloyed steels using methods of X-ray diffraction analysis, optical metallography, and transmission electron microscopy. Manganese steel is divided into two groups. The first group includes steels with carbon content of 1–1.2 wt.%. The second group consists of 0.4–0.5 wt.% carbon content. Mn concentration in each group ranges between 6–18 wt.%. It is shown that depending on Mn and C concentration, a matrix of Fe-Mn-C steels is either γ-Fe-based solid solution (austenite) or α-Fe-based solid solution (α-martensite) as well as e-martensite formed after quenching during γ → α transformation. With all selected C and Mn concentrations, the introduction of Cr and C alloying elements does not change the phase composition of a matrix, but rather extends γ-area of phase diagram and reduces the volume fractions of both α- and e-martensite. The faulted structure is represented by the dislocation s...