A Ti＋Nb bearing ultra-low carbon bake hardening sheet steel hot-rolled in the conventional austenite region and in the ferrite region with lubrication was experimentally studied. Subsequent cold rolling and continuou...A Ti＋Nb bearing ultra-low carbon bake hardening sheet steel hot-rolled in the conventional austenite region and in the ferrite region with lubrication was experimentally studied. Subsequent cold rolling and continuous annealing processes were also conducted. The results show that microstructures of ultra-low carbon bake hardening hot strips at room temperature are basically irregular polygonal ferrites. The yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, n value, and r value of the No.2 specimen hot-rolled in the ferrite region with lubrication are 243 MPa, 364 MPa, 0.29, and 1.74, respectively, which are similar to those of the No.1 specimen hot-roiled in the conventional austenite region. The elongation rate and bake hardening value of No.2 specimen are 51% and 49.4 MPa, respectively, which are greater than those of No. 1 specimen. The No.2 specimen hot-rolled in the ferrite region with lubrication exhibits good mechanical properties and relatively excellent baking hardening performance. Therefore, the hot rolling experiment of Ti＋Nb bearing ultra-low carbon bake hardening steel in the ferrite region with lubrication is feasible and can be considered in the future industrial trial production.展开更多
In this study,hydrogen-storage glass microballoons were introduced into emulsion explosives to improve the detonation performance of the explosives.The effect of hydrogen-storage pressure on the detonation characteris...In this study,hydrogen-storage glass microballoons were introduced into emulsion explosives to improve the detonation performance of the explosives.The effect of hydrogen-storage pressure on the detonation characteristics of emulsion explosives was systematically investigated.Detonation velocity experiments shows that the change of sensitizing gas and the increase of hydrogen pressure have different effects on the detonation velocity.The experimental parameters of underwater explosion increase first and then decreases with the increase of hydrogen pressure.The decrease of these parameters indicates that the strength of glass microballoons is the limiting factor to improve the detonation performance of hydrogen-storage emulsion explosives.Compared with the traditional emulsion explosives,the maximum peak pressure of shock wave of hydrogen-storage emulsion explosives increases by 10.6%at 1.0 m and 10.2%at 1.2 m,the maximum values of shock impulse increase by 5.7%at 1.0 m and 19.4%at 1.2 m.The stored hydrogen has dual effects of sensitizers and energetic additives,which can improve the energy output of emulsion explosives.展开更多
The interstitial solution carbon concentration and defects in continuously annealed Ti＋Nb bearing ULC- BH （ultra-low carbon bake hardening） steel samples are investigated by multi-functional internal friction appar...The interstitial solution carbon concentration and defects in continuously annealed Ti＋Nb bearing ULC- BH （ultra-low carbon bake hardening） steel samples are investigated by multi-functional internal friction apparatus, positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy （PALS） and coincidence Doppler broadening spectroscopy （CDBS）. The relationship of internal friction peaks, interstitial solution carbon concentrations and movable dislocations in the sam- ples under different conditions is analyzed. A correlation of lifetime component v~ values with interstitial solution car- bon concentrations in the samples for different continuous annealing processes is established, while a correlation of li- fetime component r2 values with multi-vacancies, vacancy clusters, microvoids and other types of defects for various continuous annealing processes is also demonstrated. Furthermore, the average lifetime results illustrate the overall defect densities for various continuous annealing processes. The CDBS analysis reflects the chemical surroundings of the defects at the annihilation sites and reveals that the peak heights of the ratio curves relate to the total number of defects such as interstitial carbon atoms, dislocations, vacancies and other types of defects. The results show that in- ternal friction, PALS and CDBS are effective techniques to identify and characterize the interstitial solution carbon concentration, multi-vacancies, vacancy clusters, microvoids and other types of microscopic defects in annealed Ti＋ Nb bearing ULC-BH steel.展开更多
基金supported by the"11th five" National Science and Technology Support Project of China (No.2006BAE03A13)
文摘A Ti＋Nb bearing ultra-low carbon bake hardening sheet steel hot-rolled in the conventional austenite region and in the ferrite region with lubrication was experimentally studied. Subsequent cold rolling and continuous annealing processes were also conducted. The results show that microstructures of ultra-low carbon bake hardening hot strips at room temperature are basically irregular polygonal ferrites. The yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, n value, and r value of the No.2 specimen hot-rolled in the ferrite region with lubrication are 243 MPa, 364 MPa, 0.29, and 1.74, respectively, which are similar to those of the No.1 specimen hot-roiled in the conventional austenite region. The elongation rate and bake hardening value of No.2 specimen are 51% and 49.4 MPa, respectively, which are greater than those of No. 1 specimen. The No.2 specimen hot-rolled in the ferrite region with lubrication exhibits good mechanical properties and relatively excellent baking hardening performance. Therefore, the hot rolling experiment of Ti＋Nb bearing ultra-low carbon bake hardening steel in the ferrite region with lubrication is feasible and can be considered in the future industrial trial production.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Project NO. 51874267 and NO. 51674229
文摘In this study,hydrogen-storage glass microballoons were introduced into emulsion explosives to improve the detonation performance of the explosives.The effect of hydrogen-storage pressure on the detonation characteristics of emulsion explosives was systematically investigated.Detonation velocity experiments shows that the change of sensitizing gas and the increase of hydrogen pressure have different effects on the detonation velocity.The experimental parameters of underwater explosion increase first and then decreases with the increase of hydrogen pressure.The decrease of these parameters indicates that the strength of glass microballoons is the limiting factor to improve the detonation performance of hydrogen-storage emulsion explosives.Compared with the traditional emulsion explosives,the maximum peak pressure of shock wave of hydrogen-storage emulsion explosives increases by 10.6%at 1.0 m and 10.2%at 1.2 m,the maximum values of shock impulse increase by 5.7%at 1.0 m and 19.4%at 1.2 m.The stored hydrogen has dual effects of sensitizers and energetic additives,which can improve the energy output of emulsion explosives.
基金Item Sponsored by National Key Technology Research and Development Program in 11th Five-Year Plan of China(2006BAE03A13)
文摘The interstitial solution carbon concentration and defects in continuously annealed Ti＋Nb bearing ULC- BH （ultra-low carbon bake hardening） steel samples are investigated by multi-functional internal friction apparatus, positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy （PALS） and coincidence Doppler broadening spectroscopy （CDBS）. The relationship of internal friction peaks, interstitial solution carbon concentrations and movable dislocations in the sam- ples under different conditions is analyzed. A correlation of lifetime component v~ values with interstitial solution car- bon concentrations in the samples for different continuous annealing processes is established, while a correlation of li- fetime component r2 values with multi-vacancies, vacancy clusters, microvoids and other types of defects for various continuous annealing processes is also demonstrated. Furthermore, the average lifetime results illustrate the overall defect densities for various continuous annealing processes. The CDBS analysis reflects the chemical surroundings of the defects at the annihilation sites and reveals that the peak heights of the ratio curves relate to the total number of defects such as interstitial carbon atoms, dislocations, vacancies and other types of defects. The results show that in- ternal friction, PALS and CDBS are effective techniques to identify and characterize the interstitial solution carbon concentration, multi-vacancies, vacancy clusters, microvoids and other types of microscopic defects in annealed Ti＋ Nb bearing ULC-BH steel.
