The Research of Strengthening Mechanism on Ferritic Stainless Steel Under Impact Processing

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This paper mainly studies the microstructure and strengthening mechanism of ferritic stainless under laser shock. the mechanical properties and microstructure were observed through the X-ray diffraction and TEM. The results showed that laser induced shock wave peak pressure is higher than the yield strength of stainless steel, the plastic deformation occus under the impact of the role of stress and high strain rate. when the laser power increases, ferritic stainless steel will have an obvious phase transition from the body-centered cubic into hexagonal system.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 317-319)

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1614-1617

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August 2011

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