Control of Martensitic Morphology in Thermal-Mechanical Processing of Ferrous Alloys

Q.P. Meng; Yong Hua Rong; T.Y. Hsu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.475-479.69

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Control of Martensitic Morphology in Thermal-Mechanical Processing of Ferrous Alloys

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The quantitative relationships are suggested that the applied stress decreases the nucleation barrier and activation energy of nucleation of martensitic transformation, and strain increases the nucleus sites. Taking Fe-20Ni-0.5C and Fe-25Ni-0.66C alloys as examples, their different martensitic morphologies in thermal-mechanical processing can be explained and the origin of such a difference may be revealed based on the above theoretical analysis. Accordingly, the control of martensitic morphologies in thermal-mechanical processing of ferrous alloys will become possible.

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Q.P. Meng, Yong Hua Rong, T.Y. Hsu

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Ferrous Alloys, Martensitic Transformation (MT), Nucleation Rate, Strain, Stress

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