Enhancing hydrogen embrittlement resistance of TRIP-rich medium Mn steel by morphology optimization
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相变诱发塑性(TRIP)效应通常可显著提高中锰钢的加工硬化能力, 从而获得出色的强度和塑性组合. 然而, 变形过程中生成的新鲜马氏体极易发生氢脆, 是新型高强中锰钢开发的瓶颈问题. 我们在此提出了一种长带状形貌来减轻新鲜马氏体引起的氢脆. 温轧制备的长带状中锰钢相比传统临界退火制备的等轴晶形貌中锰钢, 不仅具有同等的高加工硬化率, 而且抗氢脆性能更好. 等轴晶形貌中锰钢由于缺乏有效的阻碍机制, 氢裂纹一旦出现便能快速扩展. 相反, 对于长带状形貌中锰钢, 氢裂纹会被晶界和相界所阻碍或偏转. 本形貌设计可以提高其他富TRIP效应的钢和合金的抗氢脆性能.
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OpenAlex topics: Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels · Hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion behaviors in metals · Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition
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