High-grade duplex stainless steel with much suppressed formation of intermetallic phases and having an excellent corrosion resistance , embrittlement resistance, castability and hot workability
A technology of duplex stainless steel and intermetallic phase, applied in the field of duplex stainless steel, can solve the problem of reducing the formation speed of θ phase, reducing the proportion of austenite phase, and cannot completely suppress the θ equalization of high-quality duplex stainless steel
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[0105] Example 1: Method for making and testing steel of the invention
[0106] Now, the method of designing and manufacturing the optimal alloy according to the present invention will be described. By incorporating the alloy design factors (e.g., PREW in equation ①, [PREW(γ)-PREW[α]] for the corrosion resistance measure of each phase, Cr in equation ② 当量 and Ni of equation ③ 当量 ) are optimally combined to obtain a method for designing the alloy, and the resulting values are shown in Table 2.
[0107] Cr is calculated by equations ② and ③ 当量 and Ni 当量 To determine this composition, use industrial purity grades Fe, Cr, Mo, Ni, W, Cu, Si, Mn and Fe-Cr-N as described in the claims of the present invention and combine these alloying elements at high frequency were melted in an induction furnace and deoxidized according to common methods (e.g. deoxidation of Ti, Mg, Al, Ca or Al+Ca components), sampling castings melted in air, and castings melted in vacuum and nitrogen atmosp...
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[0116] Example 2: Comparison of Microstructure of Aging Products
[0117] Figures 1A to 1F It is a photograph of the microstructure, showing steel 4 of the present invention subjected to aging heat treatment for 30 minutes at 850°C ( Figure 1A ), steel 10 of the present invention ( Figure 1B ) and steel 36 of the present invention ( Figure 1C), comparative steel 47 ( Figure 1D ) and commercial high-quality duplex stainless steel UR 52N+ ( Figure 1E ) and SAF 2507 ( Figure 1F ), the precipitation of brittle intermetallic phases (e.g., θ and χ phases) that impair corrosion resistance and mechanical properties. The bright part shows the austenite phase, while the dark part shows the ferrite phase decomposed into the θ phase + austenite phase during the aging heat treatment. The degree of precipitation of intermetallic phases is "steel of the present invention 4 = steel of the present invention 10 = steel of the present invention 36 "commercial steel UR52 + "commercial...
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[0118] Example 3: X-ray Diffraction Analysis Test
[0119] Figures 2A to 2D It is a graph of the X-ray diffraction analysis test results, showing the steel 4 ( Figure 2A ), comparative steel 47 ( Figure 2B ) and commercial high-quality duplex stainless steel UR 52N+ ( Figure 2C ) and SAF 2507 ( Figure 2D ), the precipitation of brittle intermetallic phases (e.g., θ and χ phases) that impair corrosion resistance and mechanical properties. Compared with comparative steel 47 and commercial steels UR 52N+ and SAF 2507, inventive steel 4 has no θ phase precipitated and very little χ phase precipitated, thereby significantly improving embrittlement resistance.
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