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Development of the high-strength ductile ferritic alloys via regulating the intragranular and grain boundary precipitation of G-phase by Mujin Yang; Chao Huang; Jiajia Han; Haichen Wu; Yilu Zhao; Tao Yang; Shenbao Jin; Chenglei Wang; Zhou Li; Ruiying Shu; Cuiping Wang; Huanming Lu; Gang Sha; Xingjun Liu is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.
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A typical G-phase strengthened ferritic model alloy (1Ti:Fe-20Cr-3Ni-1Ti-3Si, wt.%) has been carefully studied using both advanced experimental (EBSD, TEM and APT) and theoretical (DFT) techniques. During the classic “solid solution and aging” process, the superfine (Fe, Ni)2TiSi-L21 particles densely precipitate within the ferritic grain and subsequently transform into the (Ni, Fe)16Ti6Si7-G phase. In the meanwhile, the elemental segregation at grain boundaries and the resulting precipitation of a large amount of the (Ni, Fe)16Ti6Si7-G phase are also observed. These nanoscale microstructural evolutions result in a remarkable increase in hardness (100–300 HV) and severe embrittlement. When the “cold rolling and aging” process is used, the brittle fracture is effectively suppressed without loss of nano-precipitation strengthening effect. Superhigh yield strength of 1700 MPa with 4% elongation at break is achieved. This key improvement in mechanical properties is mainly attributed to the pre-cold rolling process which effectively avoids the dense precipitation of the G-phase at the grain boundary. These findings could shed light on the further exploration of the precipitation site vi
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- Author
- Mujin Yang; Chao Huang; Jiajia Han; Haichen Wu; Yilu Zhao; Tao Yang; Shenbao Jin; Chenglei Wang; Zhou Li; Ruiying Shu; Cuiping Wang; Huanming Lu; Gang Sha; Xingjun Liu
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Engineering (Physical Sciences)