SUBGRAIN GROWTH AND MISORIENTATION OF THE ALPHA-MATRIX IN AN (ALPHA+GAMMA) MICRODUPLEX STAINLESS-STEEL
SUBGRAIN GROWTH AND MISORIENTATION OF THE ALPHA-MATRIX IN AN (ALPHA+GAMMA) MICRODUPLEX STAINLESS-STEEL
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DOI:
10.1016/0956-7151(95)00028-t
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发表时间:
1995-09-01
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MAKI, T
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作者:
HUANG, XX;TSUZAKI, K;MAKI, T
The change of the (alpha + gamma) microduplex structure during annealing in an Fe-26% Cr-7% Ni alloy has been investigated with emphasis on the change in the misorientation of the alpha matrix subgrain boundaries with subgrain growth in a large range of subgrain size. A long time holding up to 360 ks at 1273 K caused significant structure coarsening, and the growth of the alpha matrix subgrains and gamma particles obeyed the third power law. On the other hand, the average misorientation of the alpha subgrain boundaries changed insignificantly, even though the alpha subgrain size markedly increased from 2.6 to 15.6 mu m. This insignificance in the misorientation resulted from the fact that the variation of the local lattice rotation in the alpha matrix is not monotonic but periodic, and no long range lattice curvature exists.