Growth kinetics and morphology of grain boundary ferrite allotriomorphs in an Fe-C-V alloy
Growth kinetics and morphology of grain boundary ferrite allotriomorphs in an Fe-C-V alloy
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Fe-C-V 合金中晶界铁素体同素异形体的生长动力学和形貌
DOI:
10.1007/bf02814226
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发表时间:
1985
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通讯作者:
G. Shiflet
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作者:
T. Abe;H. Aaronson;G. Shiflet
Grain boundary ferrite allotriomorphs in an Fe-0.12 pct C-0.11 pct V alloy reacted in the temperature range 800‡ to 870 ‡C develop in two morphologies: conventional allotriomorphs, with an aspect ratio of about one-half, and “snakes≓, whose aspect ratio approaches zero. Interphase boundary vanadium carbides (VC) precipitate densely in association with conventional allotriomorphs but not with “snakes≓. Thickening kinetics of “snakes≓ are about an order of magnitude slower than predicted by the paraequilibrium model. Conventional allotriomorphs, on the other hand, thicken with the kinetics predicted by paraequilibrium. These observations are considered in terms of the solute drag-like effect and of “wetting≓ of austenite grain boundaries by ferrite in the presence of V. Absence of a distinct change in the thickening kinetics of conventional allotriomorphs in the vicinity of 845 ‡C, the approximate upper temperature limit of interphase boundary carbide precipitation, strongly supports the view that such carbides can precipitate only on immobile,i.e., partially coherent areas of austenite : ferrite boundaries.