高强韧钢淬火-配分工艺中碳配分计算模型的研究进展

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Abstract Quenching-partitioning(QP) steel, as the typical representative of the third generation of advanced high strength steel, provides an important guarantee for automotive lightweight, improving energy efficiency and realizing carbon peak and carbon neutralization. In quenching-partitioning (QP) process, the initial microstructure (residual austenite+martensite) is formed during quenching, and the partitioning process is the key to retaining and stabilizing the residual austenite. In addition to carbon partitioning there are often some phenomena such as short-range diffusion of substitutional atoms, austenite/martensite interface migration, austenite/martensite transformation, austenite/bainite transformation and carbide precipitation occurring in the partitioning process of QP steel, which make it difficult to study the microstructure evolution and the carbon concentration distribution. On the basis of corresponding experiments, many calculation models have been put forward to explore the underlying mechanism of complex phenomena in the specific partitioning process. In this paper, the calculation models of carbon partitioning process in QP steel are reviewed from the following two perspectives: (1) the calculation models that are based on thermodynamics and dynamics, including the ideal CCE model, QP-PE model and QP-LE model with considering interface mobility, CCEθ model and QPT-LE model with considering carbide precipitation, the coupling model with considering bainite transformation and the coupling model with considering the simultaneous occurrence of multiple phenomena; (2) the adoption of phase field method to performing relevant calculation simulation. Finally, future research prospects for the calculation model for carbon partitioning are discussed.

Key words： advanced steel QP carbon partition strength and toughness calculation model

Published: 25 April 2024 Online: 2024-04-28

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TG142.1

Fund:Liaoning Science and Technology Joint Fund (2020-YKLH-26, 2021-YKLH-01).

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LIU Yang,WANG Gang,WANG Ling, et al. Research Progress of Calculation Models for Carbon Partitioning During Quenching-Partitioning Process in High Strength and Toughness Steel[J]. Materials Reports, 2024, 38(8): 22080207-9.

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