The burn-on sand is common surface defect encountered in CO2 -cured silicate-bonded sand casting of hydroturbine blade of ultra-low-carbon martensitic stainless steel,its feature,causes and prevention measures are pre...The burn-on sand is common surface defect encountered in CO2 -cured silicate-bonded sand casting of hydroturbine blade of ultra-low-carbon martensitic stainless steel,its feature,causes and prevention measures are presented in this paper.Experiments showed that the burn-on defect is caused by oxidization of chromium in the molten steel at high temperature and can be effectively eliminated by using chromium-corundum coating.展开更多
Hot rolling, cold rolling and continuous annealing processes of Ti bearing and Ti＋ Nb stabilized ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steels were experimentally studied. The microstructure and texture evolution, as well as...Hot rolling, cold rolling and continuous annealing processes of Ti bearing and Ti＋ Nb stabilized ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steels were experimentally studied. The microstructure and texture evolution, as well as the morphology, size and distribution of second phase precipitates during hot rolling, cold rolling and continuous annealing were also analyzed. The results showed that the size of NbC precipitates in Ti＋Nb stabilized ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel was smaller than that of TiC precipitates in Ti bearing ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel, which made the average grain size of Ti＋ Nb stabilized ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel finer than that of Ti bearing ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel; for the yield strength, the former was higher than the latter; but for the r value which reflects the deep-drawing performance, the former was lower than the latter.展开更多
The partitioning of nitrogen atoms and its effect on the retained austenite content(RAC)during quenching and partitioning(Q&P)process were investigated by dilatometry,X-ray diffraction,and field emission transmiss...The partitioning of nitrogen atoms and its effect on the retained austenite content(RAC)during quenching and partitioning(Q&P)process were investigated by dilatometry,X-ray diffraction,and field emission transmission electron microscopy with energy-dispersive spectrometer mapping in a 00Cr13Mn8N steel.Nitrogen partitioning by diffusion of N atoms from martensite to austenite occurred at 400℃after quenching.N atoms are enriched in austenite after partitioning,and the stability of these N-rich austenite is improved and retained at room temperature during subsequent cooling.The different quenching temperatures(QTs)result in different phase fractions after partitioning.With the increase in QT,RAC first increases and then decreases,and the maximum RAC is 28.5 vol.%after quenching at 80℃.A mathematical model was developed to rapidly and accurately characterize the phase fraction in Q&P process based on the relative length change of the samples partitioned after quenching at different QTs.展开更多
文摘The burn-on sand is common surface defect encountered in CO2 -cured silicate-bonded sand casting of hydroturbine blade of ultra-low-carbon martensitic stainless steel,its feature,causes and prevention measures are presented in this paper.Experiments showed that the burn-on defect is caused by oxidization of chromium in the molten steel at high temperature and can be effectively eliminated by using chromium-corundum coating.
基金Item Sponsored by National Science and Technology Support 11th Five-Year Plan of China(2006BAE03A13)
文摘Hot rolling, cold rolling and continuous annealing processes of Ti bearing and Ti＋ Nb stabilized ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steels were experimentally studied. The microstructure and texture evolution, as well as the morphology, size and distribution of second phase precipitates during hot rolling, cold rolling and continuous annealing were also analyzed. The results showed that the size of NbC precipitates in Ti＋Nb stabilized ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel was smaller than that of TiC precipitates in Ti bearing ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel, which made the average grain size of Ti＋ Nb stabilized ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel finer than that of Ti bearing ultra-low-carbon bake hardened steel; for the yield strength, the former was higher than the latter; but for the r value which reflects the deep-drawing performance, the former was lower than the latter.
基金supported by the Shanghai Engineering Research Center of Hot Manufacturing(No.18DZ2253400)Natural Science Foundation-Steel and Iron Foundation of Hebei Province(No.E2020203195).
文摘The partitioning of nitrogen atoms and its effect on the retained austenite content(RAC)during quenching and partitioning(Q&P)process were investigated by dilatometry,X-ray diffraction,and field emission transmission electron microscopy with energy-dispersive spectrometer mapping in a 00Cr13Mn8N steel.Nitrogen partitioning by diffusion of N atoms from martensite to austenite occurred at 400℃after quenching.N atoms are enriched in austenite after partitioning,and the stability of these N-rich austenite is improved and retained at room temperature during subsequent cooling.The different quenching temperatures(QTs)result in different phase fractions after partitioning.With the increase in QT,RAC first increases and then decreases,and the maximum RAC is 28.5 vol.%after quenching at 80℃.A mathematical model was developed to rapidly and accurately characterize the phase fraction in Q&P process based on the relative length change of the samples partitioned after quenching at different QTs.
