The evolution of euteelie carbide in as CaSl M2 high speed steeL was invesligated with hot compression test and metallographic examination. Initial rodlike or irregular eutectic carbides were broken into smaller parti...The evolution of euteelie carbide in as CaSl M2 high speed steeL was invesligated with hot compression test and metallographic examination. Initial rodlike or irregular eutectic carbides were broken into smaller particles during hot deformation by thermomechanical disintegration, while diffusion controlled phase transformation was not remarkable. Combining with numerical simulation, the relationship between breakdown ratio of carbide network and deformation parameters was obtained. Strain was the most important driving force to shatter euteclic carbides and disperse products. Furthermore, critical strain values were obtained, beyond which carbide network disappeared, and fractured carbides kept a stable profile and they were deformed with matrix coordinately. A higher temperature or lower strain rate resulted in a lower crilical strain.展开更多
基金Item Sponsored by National Key Basic Research and Development Program of China(2006CB705401)National Natural Science Foundation of China(50675133)
文摘The evolution of euteelie carbide in as CaSl M2 high speed steeL was invesligated with hot compression test and metallographic examination. Initial rodlike or irregular eutectic carbides were broken into smaller particles during hot deformation by thermomechanical disintegration, while diffusion controlled phase transformation was not remarkable. Combining with numerical simulation, the relationship between breakdown ratio of carbide network and deformation parameters was obtained. Strain was the most important driving force to shatter euteclic carbides and disperse products. Furthermore, critical strain values were obtained, beyond which carbide network disappeared, and fractured carbides kept a stable profile and they were deformed with matrix coordinately. A higher temperature or lower strain rate resulted in a lower crilical strain.
