It was shown by the study of TEM that the fine lamellar pearlite becomes a ductile phase dur- ing cold drawing.There exist many ledges to emit dislocations at Fe_3C/Fe interface.It is one of the reasons that high dens...It was shown by the study of TEM that the fine lamellar pearlite becomes a ductile phase dur- ing cold drawing.There exist many ledges to emit dislocations at Fe_3C/Fe interface.It is one of the reasons that high density of dislocations emerges at the Fe_3C/Fe interface. Furthermore,there are some evidences to support that dislocation cuts through Fe_3C.There- fore,it is necessary to consider the contribution of cementite being sheared strengthening.展开更多
The effect of prior-heat treatments at 500℃, 600℃ and 700℃ on the creep behavior of an industrial drawn copper has been studied under constant stresses (98, 108 and 118 MPa) and temperatures (290℃ and 340℃). The ...The effect of prior-heat treatments at 500℃, 600℃ and 700℃ on the creep behavior of an industrial drawn copper has been studied under constant stresses (98, 108 and 118 MPa) and temperatures (290℃ and 340℃). The results revealed that the creep behavior and the creep life of the material depend strongly on these prior-heat treatments. The apparent activation energy Qc for different creep tests of a drawn copper wire was calculated. The fracture mechanism of the material is characterized using optical microscopy.展开更多
文摘It was shown by the study of TEM that the fine lamellar pearlite becomes a ductile phase dur- ing cold drawing.There exist many ledges to emit dislocations at Fe_3C/Fe interface.It is one of the reasons that high density of dislocations emerges at the Fe_3C/Fe interface. Furthermore,there are some evidences to support that dislocation cuts through Fe_3C.There- fore,it is necessary to consider the contribution of cementite being sheared strengthening.
文摘The effect of prior-heat treatments at 500℃, 600℃ and 700℃ on the creep behavior of an industrial drawn copper has been studied under constant stresses (98, 108 and 118 MPa) and temperatures (290℃ and 340℃). The results revealed that the creep behavior and the creep life of the material depend strongly on these prior-heat treatments. The apparent activation energy Qc for different creep tests of a drawn copper wire was calculated. The fracture mechanism of the material is characterized using optical microscopy.