2002
DOI: 10.2355/isijinternational.42.512
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Influence of Cooling Rate on the Hot Cracking Formation of Nickel Rich Alloys.

Abstract: Hot cracking formation and its mechanism in invar alloys (Fe-36mass%Ni) during continuous casting was investigated. The invar alloy is very sensitive to hot cracking due to its low transition temperature of brittle to ductile fracture even though its solidification interval is narrow. At the cooling rate of 10°C/min the transition temperature of brittle to ductile fracture is about 113°C below the solidus temperature. An increased cooling rate in invar alloy increases transition temperature of brittle to ducti… Show more

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“…The crack initiation and propagation are also easier in the coarse columnar zone. According to the shrinkagebrittleness theory, the contraction strains increase from coherent temperature to solid temperature during cooling [34]. In this critical temperature range, the remaining liquid phase cannot move freely due to the presence of the solid phase network.…”
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“…The crack initiation and propagation are also easier in the coarse columnar zone. According to the shrinkagebrittleness theory, the contraction strains increase from coherent temperature to solid temperature during cooling [34]. In this critical temperature range, the remaining liquid phase cannot move freely due to the presence of the solid phase network.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Variation of parameter sets [20,[24][25][26][27][28] in hot ductility testings thus provide important information on possible adjustments of the casting process to match the materials' properties. [2,10,11,58,60] www.advancedsciencenews.com Figure 2 shows the qualitative influence of various alloying elements. Ratios and products of alloying elements, that form a joint precipitated which affects the ductility are considered.…”
Section: Reduction Of Cross-sectional Area and Ductility Influencing Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schematic representation of RA curve for high temperature ductility, depending on: temperature, individual composition, formed precipitates, and phase transformations, representation based on data from literature. [2,10,11,58,60] www.advancedsciencenews.com sets [20,[24][25][26][27][28] in hot ductility testings thus provide important information on possible adjustments of the casting process to match the materials' properties.…”
Section: Reduction Of Cross-sectional Area and Ductility Influencing ...mentioning
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“…で加熱し,30 秒間等温保持を行った後,引張を開始している.引張速度は,固液共存温度域における引張試験に関する 従来の文献を参考に 30 mm/min とした28,29,31) .試験片表面 の酸化を防ぐため,Ar ガス雰囲気にて加熱をしており,試 験片の表面はエメリー紙(# 800, # 1200)を用い長手方向に研…”
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