X-ray phase analysis method of metallic materials
A metal material and phase analysis technology, applied in the field of analysis, can solve the problems of not being able to effectively eliminate the influence of the texture, not being able to reflect, etc., and achieve the effect of improving accuracy and eliminating strength measurement errors
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[0028] Grain-oriented silicon steel sheet whose ferrite content is known to be 98% is selected as the sample to be tested.
[0029] On the D / max2500PC rotating anode X-ray diffractometer, using MoK α Radiation, rotational intensity measurement at 45Kv / 200mA voltage / current. Place the circular sample on the reference plane of the rotating sample measurement accessory, then fix the accessory in the axial plane of the goniometer according to the conventional method, and finally perform the synchronization of the sample rotation strength measurement according to the conventional θ / 2θ linkage scanning method operation, in order to calculate the strength and axial density P of the selected {hkl} measured ferrite (hkl) , measured the I of several crystal planes i(hkl) and I j(hkl) .
[0030] Calculate the axial density P of the selected {hkl} using formula (1) (hkl) .
[0031] The diffraction intensity I after secondary texture correction i(200) (c) and I j(200) (c) Substitut...
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[0039] Table 3 is the austenitic stainless steel 9 measured by this method # Determination results of austenite and ferrite in the sample. It can be seen that the sum of the two phases of the result of this method is (76+27)%=103%, and the absolute error of each phase is no more than 0.03. This shows that the method is accurate. This is because this scheme adopts the first-level texture correction and the second-level texture correction, which effectively eliminates the large grain and texture effects in the X-ray diffraction intensity measurement of metal materials, thereby significantly improving the quantitative phase analysis of metal materials. accuracy.
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