Hotforming martensitic steel
A martensitic steel, hot forming technology, applied in the field of alloy steel, to achieve the effect of reduced susceptibility to hydrogen-induced delayed fracture and good plasticity
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[0027] Material preparation: According to the above-mentioned designed chemical composition range, 5 furnaces (furnace number 1-5) of the steel of the present invention and 2 furnaces of contrast steel (furnace number 8-9) were smelted on a 500kg induction furnace, and 2 furnaces (furnace number 8-9) were smelted in addition. Furnace No. 6-7) Steel of the present invention and 2 furnaces of comparison steel (furnace No. 10-11) produced by electric furnace (EAF)+refining (LF+VD) smelting+die casting+hot continuous rolling process, its specific chemical composition is as follows Table 1 shows. The test material is finally processed into a thin plate with a thickness specification of 1.8mm (for thermoforming) and a rod with a diameter of φ12mm (for the determination of mechanical properties and susceptibility to hydrogen-induced delayed fracture).
[0028] Tensile mechanical properties: Austenitize a bar with a diameter of φ12mm at 900-950°C for 30 minutes after rough machining. ...
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