Effect of the chemical microinhomogeneity of solid solutions on the brittleness of chromium steels

Autor:	S. A. Madyanov, V. K. Sedov, B. A. Apaev
Rok vydání:	1985
Předmět:	Chromium Materials science Brittleness chemistry Mechanics of Materials Metallurgy Metallic materials Metals and Alloys chemistry.chemical_element Condensed Matter Physics Embrittlement Solid solution
Zdroj:	Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 27:680-685
ISSN:	1573-8973 0026-0673
DOI:	10.1007/bf00701066
Popis:	1. Together with the familiar low-temperature zone of chemical inhomogeneity (corresponding to 475-degree brittleness), a high-temperature region favorable to chemical inhomogeneity exists in chromium steels. 2. The development of chemical inhomogeneity of the solid solution in terms of chromium apparently makes a larger or smaller contribution to the development of different forms of brittleness in chromium steels: 475-degree brittleness, which is irreversible at 450°C, and reversible temper brittleness. 3. All forms of brittleness in chromium steels are similarly manifested in a change in ability to deform microplastically and, precisely, in an increase in the parameter σ2o, which can be used for the nondestructive monitoring of embrittlement processes.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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