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A Newly Developed Martensitic Heat-resistant Steel Strengthened by Multi-sized Carbonitrides |
ZHANG Wenfeng1, ZOU Aicheng1, LIU Yunqiang1, YE Dong1, LIU Xiaogang1, YAN Wei2
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1 Guangxi Colleges and Universities Key Laboratory of Robot & Welding, Guilin University of Aerospace Technology, Guilin 541004; 2 Institute of Metal Research, CAS, Shenyang 110016; |
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Abstract The microstructural model of a new type of multi-sized carbonitrides strengthened Martensitic heat-resistant steel model was proposed in this paper. Firstly, decrease the carbon content and remove Mo and B so as to attenuate the growth kinetics and retard the coarsening of M23C6 during aging, meanwhile minimize the coarsening rate of M2X type of Laves phase and reduce the fragile borides in the matrix. Then, adjust the deformation temperature, the deformation rate, the stress relaxation time and optimize the heat treatment procedure to finally obtain the multi-sized carbonitrides which consist of various forms of M23C6 and MX phases with the size ranging within 0—50 nm and 100—200 nm. By using the designed model, we successfully developed the novel carbonitride-strengthened heat-resistant steel, which showed excellent primary strength and high temperature microstructure stability. The small sized precipitates (below 50 nm) were designed to strongly strengthen the matrix by cumbering the movement of dislocations during creep, while the 100—200 nm particles mainly contribute to the formation of sub-grain boundaries and the stability of the lath boundaries and the prior austenite boundaries. With the help of these two types of carbonitrides, the sub-grain boundaries barely changed during aging at 650 ℃ for 1 000 h. However, the hardness decreased slowly as the time extended, as compared with the steel produced by the traditional procedure.
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Published: 22 November 2018
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