Study of TiC Interaction and its Reaction Products with the Different Carbon Content Steels

Andrey N. Anikeev; Ilia V. Chumanov; Vadim Sedukhin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.975.59

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Study of TiC Interaction and its Reaction Products with the Different Carbon Content Steels

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Study of TiC interaction with low-and high-carbon steel is presented in this article. Was carried out interaction thermodynamic modeling in the temperature range of 900-1800 °C, which showed that titanium carbide would dissolve in melts with these compositions, regardless of melt’s carbon content at given parameters. The obtained thermodynamic results were verified by conducting an experiment with high-temperature complex in order to study substances interaction processes. The obtained experimental samples were studied with scanning microscope as well as structure and compounds composition, obtained as a result of experiment mentioned above.

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Andrey N. Anikeev*, Ilia V. Chumanov, Vadim Sedukhin

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High Temperature Interaction, High-Carbon Steel, Low-Carbon Steel, Titanium Carbide, Wettability

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