Dynamic continuous cooling transformation （CCT） behavior of medium-carbon forging steels microalloyed with different V contents up to 0.29% was investigated by means of dilatometric measurement, microstructural obse...Dynamic continuous cooling transformation （CCT） behavior of medium-carbon forging steels microalloyed with different V contents up to 0.29% was investigated by means of dilatometric measurement, microstructural observation and hardness measurement. The re- sults showed that the dynamic CCT diagrams were similar and the main difference was that the fields of the transformation products were shifted to the right side of the diagrams with the increase of V content, and this effect was more noticeable with an addition of 0. 290/00 V. The At1 and At3 temperatures showed increasing trends with increasing V content, while the critical cooling rates decreased with increasing V content. The increase of V content re- sulted in significant increase of hardness and this tendency was enhanced with increasing cooling rate until the formation of acicular ferrite （AF）. A promising approach of remark- ably improving the toughness of ferritic-pearlitic medium-carbon forging steels with suit- able V addition and the introduction of AF without notable penalty on its strength level was suggested.展开更多
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文摘Dynamic continuous cooling transformation （CCT） behavior of medium-carbon forging steels microalloyed with different V contents up to 0.29% was investigated by means of dilatometric measurement, microstructural observation and hardness measurement. The re- sults showed that the dynamic CCT diagrams were similar and the main difference was that the fields of the transformation products were shifted to the right side of the diagrams with the increase of V content, and this effect was more noticeable with an addition of 0. 290/00 V. The At1 and At3 temperatures showed increasing trends with increasing V content, while the critical cooling rates decreased with increasing V content. The increase of V content re- sulted in significant increase of hardness and this tendency was enhanced with increasing cooling rate until the formation of acicular ferrite （AF）. A promising approach of remark- ably improving the toughness of ferritic-pearlitic medium-carbon forging steels with suit- able V addition and the introduction of AF without notable penalty on its strength level was suggested.
