Degassing of martensitic stainless steel before remelting beneath a layer of slag
A martensitic stainless steel and electroslag remelting technology, which is used in the field of manufacturing martensitic stainless steel and can solve problems such as fatigue fracture
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[0019] During the electroslag remelting (ESR) process, slag-filtered steel cools and gradually solidifies to form a steel ingot. This solidification occurs during cooling and causes the growth of dendrites, such as image 3 shown. According to the martensitic stainless steel phase diagram, the dendrites 10 corresponding to the first solidified grains are intrinsically richer in the α-cell, while the interdendritic regions 20 are richer in the γ-cell (applying the known levers of the phase diagram rules). The alpha unit cell is a unit cell that favors a ferritic-like structure (a structure that is more stable at low temperatures: bainite, ferritic-pearlite, martensite). The gamma unit cell is a unit cell that favors an austenitic structure (a structure that is stable at high temperatures). For this reason, segregation occurs between the dendrites 10 and the interdendritic regions 20 .
[0020] There is then localized condensation of this chemical composition throughout the ...
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