1988
DOI: 10.1016/0025-5416(88)90516-2
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A critical review of precipitation behaviour in 1CrMoV rotor steels

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“…The MX (MC) precipitates rich in vanadium are precipitated during tempering in a fine-dispersive form and are responsible for an increase in hardness and creep strength. A similar effect of the secondary hardness was observed in a traditional low-alloyed Cr-Mo-V steels [20]. Temperature of treatment higher than 650…”
Section: Weldability Of T24 Steelsupporting
confidence: 62%
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“…The MX (MC) precipitates rich in vanadium are precipitated during tempering in a fine-dispersive form and are responsible for an increase in hardness and creep strength. A similar effect of the secondary hardness was observed in a traditional low-alloyed Cr-Mo-V steels [20]. Temperature of treatment higher than 650…”
Section: Weldability Of T24 Steelsupporting
confidence: 62%
“…Molybdenum enrichment of MC precipitations which are vanadium-rich can lead to the formation of complexes called "H-carbide" [20]. The "H-carbide" complexes consist of a horizontal precipitation of VC and vertical precipitations of M 2 C carbides (Mo-rich carbides) nucleating in parallel at counter-sides of VC precipitates (Fig.…”
Section: Description Of T24 Steelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The precipitation and growth of the carbides M 6 C leads to the reduction of chromium in the matrix what results in reduction of solid solution strengthening and consequently in the recovery and recrystallisation of the matrix. The enrichment of MC carbides with molybdenum makes possible the nucleation on the interface boundary of MC carbide/acicular ferrite of M 2 C type precipitations [14]. Above mentioned complexes created at the expense of MC carbides are referred to as "H -carbides" and may lead to the decrease in creep resistance of materials.…”
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“…O desenvolvimento de fornos a vácuo tornou possível a produção de aços de alta pureza, e a implantação do método de fusão secundária garantiu melhor qualidade dos aços para rotor forjado com uma maior homogeneidade de composição e estrutura de solidificação uniforme. Dentre esses métodos está a refusão por arco elétrico em vácuo (VAR), que possibilita produzir ligas compostas por elementos reativos e reduzir elementos deletérios às propriedades [1,2]. O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar as diferenças na microestrutura e nas propriedades mecânicas a temperatura ambiente entre amostras de aço 1Cr-Mo-V que foram fundidas apenas em forno elétrico aberto e amostras que, posteriormente, foram refundidas no forno a arco elétrico a vácuo da COPPE/UFRJ.…”
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