Two High Strength Low Alloy Steels for Offshore Application

Tze Ching Yang; Ching Yuan Huang; Ta Chien Cheng; Chieh Yu; R.K. Shiue

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.936.1312

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Two High Strength Low Alloy Steels for Offshore Application

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The purpose of this investigation is focused on two high strength low alloy steels for offshore application. TTT, CCT curves, Vickers depth profiles and microstructures of direct water quenched steels are evaluated in the experiment. Microhardness of the direct quenched surface is as high as 400 Hv, and the central region hardness of water quenched specimen is above 250 Hv. Martensite dominates the microstructure of quenched surface. In contrast, the mixture of martensite, bainite and ferrite is widely observed from the center of quenched specimen.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 936)

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1312-1316

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Tze Ching Yang, Ching Yuan Huang, Ta Chien Cheng, Chieh Yu, R.K. Shiue*

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Bainite, CCT, Martensite, Microstructure, Offshore Steel

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