Mechanical and service properties of low carbon steels processed by severe plastic deformation (CROSBI ID 150230)
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Dobatkin, S. ; Zrnik, J. ; Mamuzić, Ilija
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Mechanical and service properties of low carbon steels processed by severe plastic deformation
The structure and properties of the 0, 09% C-Mn- Si-Nb-V-Ti, 0, 1 %C-Mn-V-Ti and 0, 09% C-Mo-V-Nb low-carbon steels were studied after cold equal- channel angular pressing (ECAP). ECAP leads to the formation of partially submicrocrystalline structure with a grain size of 150 – 300 nm. The submicrocrystalline 0, 09 %C-Mn-Si-Nb-V-Ti steel compared with the normalized steel is characterized by Re higher more than by a factor of 2 and by the impact toughness higher by a factor of 3, 5 at a test temperature of -40°C. The plasticity in this case is somewhat lower. The high-strength state of the submicrocrystalline 0, 1% C-Mn-V-Ti and 0, 09% C-Mo-V-Nb steels after ECAP is retained up to a test temperature of 500°C. The strength properties at 600°C (i.e. the fire resistance ) of these steels are higher by 20-25 % as compared to those of the undeformed steels. The strength of the 0, 09% C-Mo-V-Nb steel at 600°C is substantially higher than that of the 0, 1% C-Mn-V-Ti steel.
severe plastic deformation (SPD) ; ECAP ; low carbon steel ; submicrocrystalline structure ; mechanical properties
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Metalurgija, Strojarstvo