Study on SH-CCT Diagram and Weldability of S890 Steel

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Abstract. S890 steel is a Mo-Mn alloy system bainitic structual steel which is developed in recent years and its strength is more than 900MPa,this steel is the material of hydraulic support possessing high-performance in coal mine.The continuous cooling curve of S890 steel was determined,microstructure and hardness of this steel in various cooling rate were analysised in the paper.Results have shown that:S890 steel has good quenching degree and quench-hardenability,and it can get steady microstructures which is mainly bainite over a broad range of cooling rate.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 415-417)

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865-868

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December 2011

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