Low-carbon micro-nano structure bainite steel based on chemical heterogeneity regulation and control and preparation method of low-carbon micro-nano structure bainite steel
The method for preparing low-carbon micro/nano-structured bainitic steel by controlling chemical heterogeneity utilizes Mn and Cr elements to regulate the driving force of bainitic phase transformation, combined with rapid heating technology of cold-rolled pearlite, to solve the problems of high cost and complex process of low-carbon micro/nano-structured bainitic steel alloys in the prior art, and achieves high strength and toughness matching and shortened preparation cycle.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511146282.0
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-08-15
- Publication Date
- 2025-11-21
AI Technical Summary
Existing technologies for preparing low-carbon micro/nano-structured bainitic steel suffer from high alloy costs, complex processes, and difficulty in achieving a high strength-toughness balance, which restricts its industrial production. Furthermore, existing methods are not effective in shortening the preparation cycle.
A method for preparing low-carbon micro/nano-structured bainitic steel based on chemical inhomogeneity regulation is adopted. The original austenitic grains are refined by cold-rolled pearlite rapid heating technology, and the micro-chemical inhomogeneity is controlled to accelerate the isothermal phase transformation of bainite. The driving force of bainite phase transformation is controlled by heterogeneous regulation of Mn and Cr elements. Combined with the refinement of the original austenitic grains after cold rolling, austenite nucleation is promoted to form metastable residual austenite with heterogeneous Mn/Cr distribution.
This study achieved efficient preparation of low-carbon micro/nano-structured bainitic steel, significantly shortening the preparation cycle, improving strength and toughness, increasing production efficiency, and reducing alloy costs.