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Precipitation of dendritic M23C6 carbides in alloy 690 during continuous cooling

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Abstract M23C6 carbides with a distinct dendritic morphology are discovered for the first time in continuously cooled Alloy 690. Branches stretch out from the interfaces of initial carbides, and as… Click to show full abstract

Abstract M23C6 carbides with a distinct dendritic morphology are discovered for the first time in continuously cooled Alloy 690. Branches stretch out from the interfaces of initial carbides, and as much as the fifth order branches come into existence. The dendritic morphology of carbides is mainly resulted from interfacial destabilization, which is closely related to the size of carbides, the relative supersaturation, and constitutional undercooling. In addition, the formation of dendritic morphology is cooling rate sensitive and it cannot appear at a cooling rate lower than 2 °C/min.

Keywords: alloy 690; m23c6 carbides; dendritic morphology; precipitation dendritic; dendritic m23c6

Journal Title: Journal of Alloys and Compounds
Year Published: 2021

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