Crystal-geometrical features of the structure of cast and normalized steel with a ferrite-pearlite structure
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https://doi.org/10.15407/mom2019.02.003Keywords:
steel, normalization, structure, deformation, structural heredityAbstract
Crystal-geometrical features of the structure of cast and normalized steel with 0.62 % of C content were studied using EBSD method. Inheritance link between the formation of pearlitic and ferritic-pearlitic structures with the structure of intercrystalline boundaries in cast and normalized steel were demonstrated. It was found that the austenite of cast and normalized steel undergoes plastic deformation in conformity with the mechanisms of sliding, twinning and grain boundary slippage. 72 % of low-angle (3... 15 ºС) and 28% of high-angle (20...60 ºС) intercrystalline boundaries are formed in cast steel. Normalization of cast steel leads to the formation of 23 % low-angle (5...15 ºС) and 77 % high-angle (20...60 ºС) intercrystalline boundaries. After normalization of steel the number of special boundaries ∑ 3…∑ 13 increases from 1% to 7 % comparing to its cast state. The number of special boundaries is approximating the number of proeutectoid ferrite in cast and normalized steel.
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