By using a Gleeble 350013 thermo-mechanical simulator, the nucleation behavior of intragranular acicular ferrites （IAF） was studied in a Ti-killed C-Mn steel. During continuous cooling transformation, the allotriomo...By using a Gleeble 350013 thermo-mechanical simulator, the nucleation behavior of intragranular acicular ferrites （IAF） was studied in a Ti-killed C-Mn steel. During continuous cooling transformation, the allotriomorphic ferrite （AF） and ferrite side plate （FSP） microstructures grew more rapidly with the temperature decreasing from 800 to 650 ℃, and the IAF microstructure was dominant within austenite grain with further cooling to 600 ℃. The diffusion bonding experiment and the effect of C, Mn and Si concentrations on the Ao3 temperature by thermodynam- ic calculation confirm that Ti2O3 itself absorbs neighboring Mn atoms to form Mn-depleted zone （MDZ）, which pro- motes the nucleation of IAF microstructure effectively. High temperature holding tests indicate that the nucleation potential of IAF microstructure was lowered in the Ti-killed C-Mn steel when it was treated at high temperature （1250 ℃ ） for a longer time, which is attributed to the saturated absorption degree of Mn atoms by titanium oxide.展开更多
文摘By using a Gleeble 350013 thermo-mechanical simulator, the nucleation behavior of intragranular acicular ferrites （IAF） was studied in a Ti-killed C-Mn steel. During continuous cooling transformation, the allotriomorphic ferrite （AF） and ferrite side plate （FSP） microstructures grew more rapidly with the temperature decreasing from 800 to 650 ℃, and the IAF microstructure was dominant within austenite grain with further cooling to 600 ℃. The diffusion bonding experiment and the effect of C, Mn and Si concentrations on the Ao3 temperature by thermodynam- ic calculation confirm that Ti2O3 itself absorbs neighboring Mn atoms to form Mn-depleted zone （MDZ）, which pro- motes the nucleation of IAF microstructure effectively. High temperature holding tests indicate that the nucleation potential of IAF microstructure was lowered in the Ti-killed C-Mn steel when it was treated at high temperature （1250 ℃ ） for a longer time, which is attributed to the saturated absorption degree of Mn atoms by titanium oxide.
