Investigation of the Process of Mechanical Alloying of Iron by Austenite Forming Elements

Anatoly A. Popovich; Nikolay Razumov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.698.519

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Investigation of the Process of Mechanical Alloying of Iron by Austenite Forming Elements

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In this study the effect of the treatment duration on the processes of phase formation and dissolution of alloying elements in the process of mechanical alloying (MA) of iron by austenite forming elements in the nitrogen-containing atmosphere was investigated. Investigating the influence of MA parameters on the phase composition of the alloy showed that the first alloying elements dissolved in the lattice of iron are nickel, chrome and manganese. According to experimental data, the dissolution proceeds through the formation of a layered composite.

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High-Nitrogen Austenitic Steel, Mechanical Alloying, Phase Formation, Powder Alloys

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