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Online since: November 2015
Authors: G. Murugesan, R. Prabhaharan, G. Britto Joseph, Kuldip Das
Micro examination of SS409 parent region revealed grains of ferrite with particles of alloy carbide present in the ferritic matrix.
Carbides formed by a number of the familiar alloying elements in steels are thermodynamically more stable than cementite.
This micro structure of the parent material revealed that it was grains of ferrite with pearlite.
Figure 2: Micro structure of the parent material revealed that it was grains of ferrite with pearlite.
Grains have a thin ventricular shape present in three dimensions.
Carbides formed by a number of the familiar alloying elements in steels are thermodynamically more stable than cementite.
This micro structure of the parent material revealed that it was grains of ferrite with pearlite.
Figure 2: Micro structure of the parent material revealed that it was grains of ferrite with pearlite.
Grains have a thin ventricular shape present in three dimensions.
Online since: March 2020
Authors: Ahmed Ismail Zaky Farahat, Sameh M. Khafagy, Morsy Amin Morsy
Boron is used as a micro-alloying element in a number of steels; during cooling from fully austenitized condition, boron increases hardenability [11, 12].
This effect of boron is related to its ability to segregate to austenite grain boundaries and inhibit the grain boundary nucleation of ferrite.
Fig. 10 Microstructures of HAZ (a) grain coarsened and (b) grain refinement regions 3.
Figures 12c and d shows the microstructure of grain coarsening and grain refinement regions respectively after heat treatment.
The heat affected zone composed of the coarse grain (adjacent to the fusion line) and the fine grain zone as shown in Fig. 16 c.
This effect of boron is related to its ability to segregate to austenite grain boundaries and inhibit the grain boundary nucleation of ferrite.
Fig. 10 Microstructures of HAZ (a) grain coarsened and (b) grain refinement regions 3.
Figures 12c and d shows the microstructure of grain coarsening and grain refinement regions respectively after heat treatment.
The heat affected zone composed of the coarse grain (adjacent to the fusion line) and the fine grain zone as shown in Fig. 16 c.
Online since: August 2017
Authors: Chedly Braham, Benoit Panicaud, Thomas Buslaps, Anna Paradowska, Manuel François, Sebastian Wroński, Yu Chen Zhao, Elżbieta Gadalińska, Andrzej Baczmański, Léa Le Joncour
Orientations of austenitic and ferritic grains are shown in the selected phase by colors when the grains of the unselected phase are black.
According to this approach, the critical resolved shear stresses in a grain g are related to a descriptor of the plastic shear strain accumulated on all systems in the considered grain g.
The new self-consistent model describes the elastoplastic behaviour as well as the damage effect occurring at grain scale using damage evolution parameter at the scale of a grain [8].
This improved model allows predicting both the elastoplastic behaviour and damaging process using a small number of adjustable parameters having physical meaning.
Consequently, a transfer of load from the softer ferrite to the undamaged austenitic grains occurs.
According to this approach, the critical resolved shear stresses in a grain g are related to a descriptor of the plastic shear strain accumulated on all systems in the considered grain g.
The new self-consistent model describes the elastoplastic behaviour as well as the damage effect occurring at grain scale using damage evolution parameter at the scale of a grain [8].
This improved model allows predicting both the elastoplastic behaviour and damaging process using a small number of adjustable parameters having physical meaning.
Consequently, a transfer of load from the softer ferrite to the undamaged austenitic grains occurs.
Online since: March 2008
Authors: Mark R. Daymond, Lyndon Edwards, Michael E. Fitzpatrick, O. Zanellato, Mark Turski
The d-spacing is used as a gauge of the elastic strain at the
grain level.
It can generally encompass a number of diffraction reflections.
On the other hand, a lot of grains are oriented 10-10 towards the RD.
Neutron diffraction was used to record the d-spacings for various grains orientations.
Most of the grains are favourably oriented for tensile twinning to occur at a large scale.
It can generally encompass a number of diffraction reflections.
On the other hand, a lot of grains are oriented 10-10 towards the RD.
Neutron diffraction was used to record the d-spacings for various grains orientations.
Most of the grains are favourably oriented for tensile twinning to occur at a large scale.
Online since: November 2021
Authors: Aleksandr Ivanovich Cherepanov, Sergei Georgievich Dokshanin, Natalia Anatolievna Dalisova, Vadim Sergeevich Tynchenko, Viktor Alekseevich Kukartsev
To eliminate this phenomenon, it is necessary to apply special technologies and the most common is their modification, which provides grain refinement.
To eliminate this phenomenon, it is necessary to apply special technologies, and the most common is their modification, which provides grain refinement [1].
Modification leads to the refinement of crystal grains or their constituents during crystallization.
No less Sample number / exposure, min Sample number / exposure, min № 13/15 № 14/15 № 15/15 № 16/180 №17/180 №18/180 σв, MPa 296,28 266,21 282,92 217,07 312,94 306.24 160 σ0,2, MPa 214,86 215,72 217,11 210,37 216,09 216,46 80 δ,% 1,7 3,34 0,47 9,61 7,66 1,79 0,5 NV 95,0 95,0 93,5 92,1 90,4 92,1 75 ρ, g / cm3 2,6703 2,6671 2,6721 2,6677 2,6695 2,6693 2,66-2,67 As can be seen from table 1, the properties of the alloy correspond to GOST 1583-93.
The principle of structural and dimensional correspondence has been confirmed, which facilitates the crystallization process with the formation of crystallization centers, the number and size of which will depend on the thermal-time parameters of obtaining the master alloy, working alloy, as well as the holding time of the working alloy before casting into molds.
To eliminate this phenomenon, it is necessary to apply special technologies, and the most common is their modification, which provides grain refinement [1].
Modification leads to the refinement of crystal grains or their constituents during crystallization.
No less Sample number / exposure, min Sample number / exposure, min № 13/15 № 14/15 № 15/15 № 16/180 №17/180 №18/180 σв, MPa 296,28 266,21 282,92 217,07 312,94 306.24 160 σ0,2, MPa 214,86 215,72 217,11 210,37 216,09 216,46 80 δ,% 1,7 3,34 0,47 9,61 7,66 1,79 0,5 NV 95,0 95,0 93,5 92,1 90,4 92,1 75 ρ, g / cm3 2,6703 2,6671 2,6721 2,6677 2,6695 2,6693 2,66-2,67 As can be seen from table 1, the properties of the alloy correspond to GOST 1583-93.
The principle of structural and dimensional correspondence has been confirmed, which facilitates the crystallization process with the formation of crystallization centers, the number and size of which will depend on the thermal-time parameters of obtaining the master alloy, working alloy, as well as the holding time of the working alloy before casting into molds.
Online since: May 2018
Authors: Gao Sheng Fu, Jun De Wang, Kai Huai Yang, Shao Yi Lin, Chao Zeng Cheng, Huo Sheng Wang, Li Li Song, Gui Qing Chen
Table 2 shows the average grain size measured by the image analysis system.
Average grain size of 3003 aluminum alloy Melt treatment process UT CPT EPT Average grain size/μm 94 79 68 The average grain size of 3003 aluminum alloy with UT is the largest.
The grains were refined after the process of CPT and EPT, and the grain refinement effect of EPT is better.
With the increase of the content of inclusions, the number of micro-defects in the alloy increases, and the small average pitch of defects makes the crack propagation resistance smaller.
It can promote the nucleation and hinder the grain growth, resulting in grain refinement.
Average grain size of 3003 aluminum alloy Melt treatment process UT CPT EPT Average grain size/μm 94 79 68 The average grain size of 3003 aluminum alloy with UT is the largest.
The grains were refined after the process of CPT and EPT, and the grain refinement effect of EPT is better.
With the increase of the content of inclusions, the number of micro-defects in the alloy increases, and the small average pitch of defects makes the crack propagation resistance smaller.
It can promote the nucleation and hinder the grain growth, resulting in grain refinement.
Online since: July 2016
Authors: Mahadzir Ishak, Nurul Hidayah Othman, Norsyahfiana Abdul Razak, Luqman Hakim Ahmad Shah
The highest tensile strength obtained is 197 MPa from the best weld appearance (specimen number 4) with rotational speed of 1000 rpm, welding speed 60mm/min and taper pin ratio 6:2.
(HAZ) grain size 4.98µm.
(WZ) grain size 2.35µm.
(TMAZ) grain size 4.25µm.
Fine grain size can be seen in WZ and TMAZ and coarser grain size can be seen in the HAZ.
(HAZ) grain size 4.98µm.
(WZ) grain size 2.35µm.
(TMAZ) grain size 4.25µm.
Fine grain size can be seen in WZ and TMAZ and coarser grain size can be seen in the HAZ.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Zhong Shan Chen, Xiao Feng Wei, Lu Yi Zhang, Wei Guo, Yong Lan Tian, Hua Yong Zhang
The germination number in each pot was counted before final singling of seedlings.
The reproductive tiller number was measured at the maturity stage [18].
Similar with the early report [18], a positively linear correlation (R2=0.91, n=36) was found between the reproductive tiller number and grain yield, suggesting a direct effect on grain yield in tillers.
Fig. 2 Cd impact on the reproductive tiller number of wheat.
Table 1 Toxicity of initial Cd in the soil for germination, tiller number, shoot and leaf growth of wheat.
The reproductive tiller number was measured at the maturity stage [18].
Similar with the early report [18], a positively linear correlation (R2=0.91, n=36) was found between the reproductive tiller number and grain yield, suggesting a direct effect on grain yield in tillers.
Fig. 2 Cd impact on the reproductive tiller number of wheat.
Table 1 Toxicity of initial Cd in the soil for germination, tiller number, shoot and leaf growth of wheat.
Online since: April 2015
Authors: Sheng Ping Wen, Hui Huang, Yue Qi Wang, Yue Wang, Mao Rao, Zheng An Wang, Ping Ping Zhang, Zuo-Ren Nie, Kun Yuan Gao
The dissolvable phases at grain boundary consisted of Mg32 (Al, Zn)49.
At the same time, Al3(Er, Zr) can form during homogenization, so we must optimize the homogenization process to obtain a high number density of the Al3(Er, Zr) particles.
They are largely enriched in grain boundaries, and the concentration of the elements decreases from grain boundary to inside.
Conclusions (1) The main elements Zn, Mg and Cu are largely enriched in the grain boundaries.
The dissolvable coarse phases in as-cast alloy contain Mg32(Al, Zn)49 in grain boundaries and MgZn2.
At the same time, Al3(Er, Zr) can form during homogenization, so we must optimize the homogenization process to obtain a high number density of the Al3(Er, Zr) particles.
They are largely enriched in grain boundaries, and the concentration of the elements decreases from grain boundary to inside.
Conclusions (1) The main elements Zn, Mg and Cu are largely enriched in the grain boundaries.
The dissolvable coarse phases in as-cast alloy contain Mg32(Al, Zn)49 in grain boundaries and MgZn2.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: Victor Ivanov, Al. Rempel, Vladimir Khrustov, S. Paranin, Alexey Nikonov, S. Ivin, Alexandr Lipilin, A. Spirin
YSZ electrolyte tubes with
the wall of 100-450 microns thick had near full relative density, 0.97-0.99, and were characterized
with grains of 200-500 nm in size on the average depending on the sintering temperature.
The examination of the microstructure in atomic-force and scanning electron microscopes showed (Fig. 2) that the YSZ ceramics had a fine-grained structure with well-shaped grain boundaries.
The average grain size of ceramics sintered at 1150 ºC was close to 200-300 nm.
LSM grains in this structure represented consolidated aggregates up to tens micrometers in size with a great number of necks.
YSZ ceramics had the relative density of 0.97-0.99 and grains of 200-500 nm in size on the average depending on the sintering temperature.
The examination of the microstructure in atomic-force and scanning electron microscopes showed (Fig. 2) that the YSZ ceramics had a fine-grained structure with well-shaped grain boundaries.
The average grain size of ceramics sintered at 1150 ºC was close to 200-300 nm.
LSM grains in this structure represented consolidated aggregates up to tens micrometers in size with a great number of necks.
YSZ ceramics had the relative density of 0.97-0.99 and grains of 200-500 nm in size on the average depending on the sintering temperature.