The effects of Ti-Mo-V composite addition on the evolution of precipitates in marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel andthe corresponding strength and toughness mechanisms were systematically investigated.Ti-Mo-V composite addition ...The effects of Ti-Mo-V composite addition on the evolution of precipitates in marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel andthe corresponding strength and toughness mechanisms were systematically investigated.Ti-Mo-V composite addition canform the Ti_(x)Mo_(y)V_(z)C carbide with TiC as core and Mo-V as shell in the order of Ti(C)→V→Mo.The yield strength of thespecimens is increased from 815 MPa to 876 MPa due to the nanoscale precipitates enhancing the pinning effect on grainboundaries and dislocations,and the contribution of precipitation and dislocation strengthening is increased.The decrease of ductile-brittle transition temperature from−103 to−116℃is attributed to the decrease in equivalent grainsize and the increase of high-angle grain boundary misorientation,which hinders the initiation and propagation of cracks.When the mass fraction of Ti is 0.05%,the strength and cryogenic toughness can be improved synergistically,which alsoprovides a theoretical basis and experimental reference for exploring the more excellent combination of strength andcryogenic toughness of marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel.展开更多
The effects of sulfate reduced bacterium （SRB） on the corrosion behavior of 10CrMoAl steel in seawater were studied by chemical immersion, potentiodynamic polarization, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measure...The effects of sulfate reduced bacterium （SRB） on the corrosion behavior of 10CrMoAl steel in seawater were studied by chemical immersion, potentiodynamic polarization, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurement, and scanning electron microscope techniques. The results show that the content of element sulfur in the corrosion product of 10CrMoAl steel in seawater with SRB is up to 9. 23 %, which is higher than that of the same in sterile seawater. X-ray diffraction demonstrates that the main corrosion product is FeS. SRB increases the corrosion rate by anodic depolarization of the metabolized sulfide product. SEM observation indicates that the corrosion product is not distributed continuously; in addition, bacilliform sulfate-reduced bacterium accumulates on the local surface of 10CrMoAl steel. Hence, SRB enhances sensitivity to the localized corrosion of 10CrMoAl steel in seawater.展开更多
The 10Ni5CrMoV steel examined was a 16 mm thick plate. Specimens measuring 12 mm×12 mm×120 mm were thermally cycled using DM-100A weld simulator with various parameters. The main results are summarized as fo...The 10Ni5CrMoV steel examined was a 16 mm thick plate. Specimens measuring 12 mm×12 mm×120 mm were thermally cycled using DM-100A weld simulator with various parameters. The main results are summarized as follaws. In the coarse-grained austenitized region（ Tm = 1 300℃ ＋ 1300℃ ） ,the microstructure is in good toughness. At the condition of Tm = 1 300℃ ＋ 850℃ and t8/5=43 s, the toughness decreases heavily because M-A constituent and twin martensite appear at the prior aastenite grain boundaries. When Tm= 1300℃ ＋ 850℃ or 1300℃ ＋ 730℃ and t8/5 = 85 s, local brittle zone is formed because of relatively coarse granular bainite.展开更多
基金Project(2023YFE0200300)supported by the National Key K&D Program of ChinaProject(52174303,51874084)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(B21001)supported by the Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities,China。
文摘The effects of Ti-Mo-V composite addition on the evolution of precipitates in marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel andthe corresponding strength and toughness mechanisms were systematically investigated.Ti-Mo-V composite addition canform the Ti_(x)Mo_(y)V_(z)C carbide with TiC as core and Mo-V as shell in the order of Ti(C)→V→Mo.The yield strength of thespecimens is increased from 815 MPa to 876 MPa due to the nanoscale precipitates enhancing the pinning effect on grainboundaries and dislocations,and the contribution of precipitation and dislocation strengthening is increased.The decrease of ductile-brittle transition temperature from−103 to−116℃is attributed to the decrease in equivalent grainsize and the increase of high-angle grain boundary misorientation,which hinders the initiation and propagation of cracks.When the mass fraction of Ti is 0.05%,the strength and cryogenic toughness can be improved synergistically,which alsoprovides a theoretical basis and experimental reference for exploring the more excellent combination of strength andcryogenic toughness of marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel.
文摘The effects of sulfate reduced bacterium （SRB） on the corrosion behavior of 10CrMoAl steel in seawater were studied by chemical immersion, potentiodynamic polarization, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurement, and scanning electron microscope techniques. The results show that the content of element sulfur in the corrosion product of 10CrMoAl steel in seawater with SRB is up to 9. 23 %, which is higher than that of the same in sterile seawater. X-ray diffraction demonstrates that the main corrosion product is FeS. SRB increases the corrosion rate by anodic depolarization of the metabolized sulfide product. SEM observation indicates that the corrosion product is not distributed continuously; in addition, bacilliform sulfate-reduced bacterium accumulates on the local surface of 10CrMoAl steel. Hence, SRB enhances sensitivity to the localized corrosion of 10CrMoAl steel in seawater.
文摘The 10Ni5CrMoV steel examined was a 16 mm thick plate. Specimens measuring 12 mm×12 mm×120 mm were thermally cycled using DM-100A weld simulator with various parameters. The main results are summarized as follaws. In the coarse-grained austenitized region（ Tm = 1 300℃ ＋ 1300℃ ） ,the microstructure is in good toughness. At the condition of Tm = 1 300℃ ＋ 850℃ and t8/5=43 s, the toughness decreases heavily because M-A constituent and twin martensite appear at the prior aastenite grain boundaries. When Tm= 1300℃ ＋ 850℃ or 1300℃ ＋ 730℃ and t8/5 = 85 s, local brittle zone is formed because of relatively coarse granular bainite.
