Annealing Softening Method of Low Alloy Ultra High Strength Steel
An ultra-high-strength steel and low-alloy technology, applied in the field of steel heat treatment, can solve the problems of high hardness and difficult cutting of low-alloy ultra-high-strength steel materials, and achieve the effect of expanding the application field.
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[0046] Examples 1-3 Using the above-mentioned annealing and softening method, the metallographic structure of the low-alloy ultra-high-strength steel is completely transformed from martensite to larger-sized massive ferrite and spherical or short rod-shaped carbides. figure 2 Shown is the metallographic structure of the steel of Example 1 under an optical microscope before annealing and softening, which is a typical martensitic structure; figure 1 Shown is the metallographic structure of the steel of Example 1 under an optical microscope after annealing and softening, which are ferrite (white and bright structure in the figure) and carbides in the shape of spherical or short rods (black structure in the figure). image 3 Shown is the metallographic structure of the steel of Comparative Example 1 under the optical microscope after annealing and softening. Because the heating temperature is too low, the structure is tempered sorbite and fine carbides, and massive ferrite cannot ...
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