Homogenization of martensitic stainless steel after remelting under a layer of slag
A martensitic stainless steel, remelting technology, applied in the field of manufacturing martensitic stainless steel, can solve problems such as large service life dispersion
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[0021] During the ESR process, the steel that has been filtered by the slag is cooled and gradually solidified to form a steel ingot. This solidification occurs during cooling and involves the growth of dendrites 10 as shown in FIG. 3 . Consistent with the phase diagram of martensitic stainless steel, the dendrites 10, corresponding to the first solidified grains, are intrinsically richer in α-source elements, while the interdendritic regions 20 are richer in γ-source elements (for the known leverage of the phase diagram application of the rules). The α source element is an element that contributes to a ferritic type structure (a structure that is more stable at low temperatures: bainite, ferritic-pearlite, martensite). The gamma source element is an element that contributes to the austenitic structure (more stable structure at high temperature). Consequently, segregation occurs between the dendrites 10 and the interdendritic regions 20 .
[0022] This localized segregation...
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