Determination of Orientation Relationship between TiC and Ti2CS in a Ti-Containing Steel by TEM

Qing Hong Luo; De Lu Liu; Chun Zhi Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.331.531

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Determination of Orientation Relationship between TiC and Ti₂CS in a Ti-Containing Steel by TEM

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The orientation relationship between TiC and Ti₂CS in a Ti-containing weathering-resistance steel were observed by TEM technology and X-ray energy dispersive spectrum (EDS). The results showed that many tiny TiC (titanium carbide) were forming on Ti₂CS (titanium carbide sulfide), which precipitates on relatively higher temperature than TiC, The orientation relationship between TiC and Ti₂CS is ; . The epitaxial growth is important mechanisms for titanium carbide forming in steels.

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Qing Hong Luo, De Lu Liu, Chun Zhi Li

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Epitaxial Growth, Orientation Dependence, Titanium Precipitates, Twins

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