2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-22365-6_49
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Optimal Parameters of Q&P Heat Treatment for High-Si Steels Found by Modeling Based on “Constrained Paraequilibrium” Concept

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“…Plastic deformation in the material when applying the thread promotes periodic zones with tensile and compressive stresses with increased dislocation density (% 1Á10 12 cm -2 ). The possibility of forming and propagating cracks in the cut made by the rolling method is more significant than in the manufacture of threads by cutting [20]. The results of studies of the material HX -Alloy Type 66Ni-17Cr, conducted using an X-ray machine DRON-3M in iron radiation, show that the density of dislocations during rolling is more than twice as high as the density of dislocations during cutting.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Plastic deformation in the material when applying the thread promotes periodic zones with tensile and compressive stresses with increased dislocation density (% 1Á10 12 cm -2 ). The possibility of forming and propagating cracks in the cut made by the rolling method is more significant than in the manufacture of threads by cutting [20]. The results of studies of the material HX -Alloy Type 66Ni-17Cr, conducted using an X-ray machine DRON-3M in iron radiation, show that the density of dislocations during rolling is more than twice as high as the density of dislocations during cutting.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The DRON-3M unit was used for such studies. For determining the macro stresses in the test material, the X-ray diffractometric method was chosen, based on the exact determination of the deformation of the crystal lattice, because this express method has the following advantages: it is non-destructive and non-contact [20].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%