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Martensite formation in Fe-C alloys at cryogenic temperatures

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Abstract Magnetometry was applied to quantify the fraction of austenite retained in Fe-C alloys subjected to various treatments. These treatments consisted of: (i) water quenching; (ii) water quenching followed by… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Magnetometry was applied to quantify the fraction of austenite retained in Fe-C alloys subjected to various treatments. These treatments consisted of: (i) water quenching; (ii) water quenching followed by immersion in boiling nitrogen and again in water; (iii) as for (ii) but re-heating from 77 K at a rate of 0.0083 K s− 1; (iv) as for (iii) but (re-)heating at 0.167 K s− 1 interrupted by an isothermal step. Data was coupled with hardness measurements and demonstrates that the re-heating conditions from 77 K significantly influence the fraction of austenite retained at the end of the thermal cycle.

Keywords: water; cryogenic temperatures; alloys cryogenic; formation alloys; martensite formation

Journal Title: Scripta Materialia
Year Published: 2017

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