炭素およびバナジウムを含む 16Cr-14Ni ステンレス鋼のクリープ特性

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The creep rates were measured by the short period testing, during which the microstructural changes were expected to be small, on 16 Cr-14 Ni stainless steels bearing carbon and vanadium with various heat treatments, and the correlation between creep rate and microstructure was discussed. For the solution-treated condition, the creep rate of steels increases with increasing contents of both carbon and vanadium. The values of coefficient of stress dependence of minimum creep rate and the activation energies of the creep are 5 to 9 and 100 to 200kcal/mol, respectively. The increasing tendency of these values with alloying was observed. The effect of precipitated M_<23>C_6 on the creep rate was observed, that is the precipitation of a great deal of fine M_<23>C_6 carbides leads to the lower creep rate and the coalescence of the threadlike VC carbides leads to the higher creep rate. The creep strength of the steels with the precipitation of both thread-like VC and granular V_2C carbides is smaller than that of the solution treated steels. In the comparison of steels with the similar matrix composition, however, the strengthening effect of vanadium carbide is obviously observed.
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1978-03-01