630 ̊С±30 ̊С - Nodal (Critical) Temperature of Iron and Carbon Steel

Abstract:

The article deals with the problems of withstanding harsh temperatures by steel and iron. The authors of the work discuss iron denser high-temperature of γ modification and maximums and minimums of impact. In addition, the article analyses the transformations of iron and anomalies of properties: peak of heat capacity, acceleration of diffusion, etc. The authors take into account the consensus on the causes of polymorphism and the theoretical model of ferromagnetism. Besides, there is a consideration of "transformation" in interaction between Fe atoms that produce anomalies of steel properties. It is necessary to note the transformation detected by anomalies of any properties including mechanical. In the presented work the authors have made an attempt to prove transformations in iron at ~650 °C on the basis of extreme values of hardness and microhardness, metallographic structure, parameters of fine structure, precipitation resistance force depending on temperature. Therefore, the analysis of literature sources on physical and mechanical properties of iron and its derivatives has been made.

• Periodical: Materials Science Forum (Volume 1040)
• Pages: 191-199
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1040.191
• Online since: July 2021
• Authors: Karen Yu. Shakhnazarov*, Evgenii I. Pryakhin, Andrey V. Mikhailov
• Keywords: Ductility, Hardening, Hardness, Impact Toughness, Iron, Pearlite, Polymorphism, Steel, Tempering

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