Effect of Magnetic Field Strength on Carbide Precipitation Behavior in W6Mo5Cr4V3 High Speed Steel during Medium Temperature Tempering

Yan Wu; Zhi Wei Zhang; Qian Wang; Na Xiao; Xiang Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.709.15

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Effect of Magnetic Field Strength on Carbide Precipitation Behavior in W₆Mo₅Cr₄V₃High Speed Steel during Medium Temperature Tempering

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Effect of magnetic field strength on carbide precipitation behavior in W₆Mo₅Cr₄V₃ highspeed steel during medium temperature tempering was investigated. The applied magnetic field promoted the precipitation and refinement of M₆C and MC carbides at boundaries and in the grain interior, but maximum spheroidization occurred for those M₆C carbides precipitated at boundaries, the stronger the magnetic field strength, the stronger the spheroidization effect. The high magnetic field hinders the precipitation of M₂C type carbides, and the M₂C type carbides basically disappear when applying the magnetic field.

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