Materials Reports 2022, Vol. 36 Issue (Z1): 20120084-6 |
METALS AND METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES |
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Investigation on Heat Treatment and Phase Transformation for a New High Nitrogen Martensitic Heat-resistant Cast Steel |
SHI Tianyu, KONG Weixiong, CHEN Yulin, NING Baoqun, DONG Zhizhong
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School of Materials Science and Engineering, Tianjin University of Technology, Tianjin 300384, China |
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Abstract In ultra-supercritical (USC) power plants, the application of high chromium martensitic heat-resistant steel is commonly limited by the creep strength which decreases seriously when the steel undergoes long-term service at high temperature with the coarsening of precipitates,such as M23C6. In recent studies, MN precipitate exhibits higher stability than M23C6 during elevated temperature service. In this work, a newly-deve-loped high nitrogen (0.27%, mass fraction) martensitic heat-resistant steel was designed and prepared based on 9Cr heat resistant steel, aiming at improving its high temperature performance by precipitation strengthening of nitrides. Optimized heat treatment for high nitrogen martensitic heat-resistant steel was established as homogenization (1 000 ℃-10 h), normalization (1 030 ℃-2 h), and tempering (760 ℃-2 h), referring to thermal equilibrium simulation, differential thermal analysis, and microstructure characterization. The high nitrogen martensitic heat-resistant steel with the heat treatment mentioned above possess the tensile strength of (386±22) MPa, the yield strength of (263.67±15) MPa, and the elongation of (36.22±2)% at 650 ℃. Optical microscopy and transmission electron microscopy results indicate that the final microstructure of the high nitrogen martensitic heat-resistant steel is composed of tempered lath-martensite with the average width of about 220 nm and a few δ-ferrite. Specially, Laves phase with the size of hundreds of nanometers was distributed in boundaries of lath-martensite, and massive nitrides (MN-type, M2N-type and M6N-type) with different sizes were precipitated in lath-martensite.
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Published: 05 June 2022
Online: 2022-06-08
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Fund:National Natural Science Foundation of China (51771137). |
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