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Precipitation behavior and effects of vanadium carbonitride in V and V-N microalloyed mild steel during multi-pass deformation
Wang, Li-Jun (1); Wang, Kai (1); Ren, Hai-Peng (1); Liu, Chun-Ming (1)
2006, 27 (2):
181-184.
DOI: -
The microstructure evolution and precipitation behavior of vanadium carbonitride were examined using a Gleeble 1500 thermal simulator, as well as their mutual effect in V and V-N microalloyed mild steel (0.1%C-1.0%Mn) during multi-pass deformation at 860-740°C. The result showed that adding a small amount of N to V microalloyed steel will expedite the precipitation of V(C, N), especially V-N in deformed austenite, and the deformation induced ferrite transformation (DIFT). But the concentration of V dissolved in austenite decreases because of the precipitation of V(C, N), thus weakening the effect of V on suppressing DIFT so as to expedite the ferrite nucleation. Moreover, the precipitation of V(C, N) causes locally the formation of carbon-poor region in austenite, thus expediting the ferrite nucleation further. Comparing with the V microalloyed steel under the same treatment conditions, the precipitation of V(C, N) within ferrites in V-N microalloyed steel requires shorter inoculation time with higher V(C, N) volume fraction, lower growth rate and wider dispersion.
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