Method for comparing contents of interstitial atoms of metal materials
A technology of interstitial atoms and metal materials, which is applied in the direction of applying stable tension/pressure to test the strength of materials, which can solve the problems of complicated operation, long test period, time-consuming and labor-intensive, etc.
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[0024] TP310S (American ASTM A213-04 standard) is a typical heat-resistant stainless steel material.
[0025] Due to its high content of Cr and Ni elements and good high temperature corrosion resistance, it is widely used in thermal power boilers. However, due to its low high temperature creep resistance, tube burst accidents often occur. In order to improve its high-temperature creep resistance, an appropriate amount of Nb and N elements are added to its basic components to produce a second phase strengthening dominated by Z-phase CrNbN, forming a new steel grade TP310HCbN (US ASTM A213-04 standard). However, it is difficult to judge whether the added N element will partially affect the "intrinsic high temperature creep strength" of the material in the form of solid solution strengthening. In this embodiment, TP310S is used as a reference material, and TP310HCbN is used as a test material.
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