INTERMETALLIC PHASES FORMED DURING HOT DIPPING OF LOW-CARBON STEEL IN A ZN-5 PCT AL MELT AT 450-DEGREES-C
INTERMETALLIC PHASES FORMED DURING HOT DIPPING OF LOW-CARBON STEEL IN A ZN-5 PCT AL MELT AT 450-DEGREES-C
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02658042
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发表时间:
1992-09-01
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SHARP, RM
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CHEN, ZW;GREGORY, JT;SHARP, RM
The formation and growth of intermetallic phases during hot dipping of low carbon steel in a Galfan bath (5 wt pct Al-Zn plus 0.05 pct mischmetal) at 450-degrees-C have been studied by using scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). The first intermetallic phase to appear was in the form of local outbursts at the substrate/melt interface; intermetallic phases subsequently developed a breakaway morphology. Both the intermetallic outbursts and the breakaway were found to be mixtures of Fe2Al5-Znx and FeAl3-Znx, the latter being in each case further away from the intermetallic/substrate interface. The initial outbursts were determined to be mainly Fe2Al5-Znx; this phase grew into the substrate with a [001] preferred growth direction. The breakaway was mainly FeAl3-Znx with Fe2Al5-Znx found only close to the interface. Both intermetallic growth morphologies can be characterized by a reaction path of Fe (substrate)/Fe2Al5-Znx/FeAl3-Znx/galfan (melt).