Grain size effect on high-speed deformation of Hadfield steel
Grain size effect on high-speed deformation of Hadfield steel
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DOI:
10.1007/s10853-012-6604-y
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发表时间:
2012-06
影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
R. Ueji;D. Kondo;Y. Takagi;T. Mizuguchi;Yasuhiro Tanaka;K. Shinagawa
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作者:
R. Ueji;D. Kondo;Y. Takagi;T. Mizuguchi;Yasuhiro Tanaka;K. Shinagawa
The influence of the microstructure on the tensile properties and fracture behavior of Hadfield steel at high strain rate were studied. Hadfield steel samples with different mean grain sizes and carbon phases were prepared by rolling at medium temperatures and subsequent annealing. A sample with an average grain size larger than 10 μm, and a small number of carbides shows ductility with local elongation (post uniform elongation) at a high-speed tensile deformation rate of 103s−1. In addition, the fracture surface changes from brittle to ductile with increasing strain rate. In contrast, a fine-grained sample with carbides undergoes brittle fracture at any strain rate. The grain size dependence is discussed by considering the dynamic strain aging as well as the emission of dislocation from cracks. The accelerated diffusion of carbon due to grain refinement is considered as one of the important reason for brittle fracture in the fine-grained Hadfield steel.