DEVELOPMENT OF A STRONG (1650MNM-2 TENSILE-STRENGTH) MARTENSITIC STEEL HAVING GOOD FRACTURE-TOUGHNESS

被引：21

作者：

MACHMEIER, PM

LITTLE, CD

HOROWITZ, MH

OATES, RP

机构：

[1] Materials Technology Section, General Dynamics, Fort Worth, TX

[2] United States Air Force Materials Laboratory, OH, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

[3] Snap-on Tools Corp., Kenosha, WI

来源：

METALS TECHNOLOGY | 1979年 / 6卷 / AUG期

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D O I：

10.1179/030716979803276138

中图分类号：

TF [冶金工业];

学科分类号：

0806 ;

摘要：

An existing steel was modified to a higher strength level to meet the requirements of airframe structures. Factorial-regression analysis of data determined previously helped to determine the interaction effects of the selected alloying elements on mechanical properties. The range of alloying elements required to optimize toughness at the 1586–1724MNm−2 ultimate strength level was subsequently determined by experiment. The developed alloy 0·16C–2Cr–1Mo–10Ni–14Co (AF 1410), attained a fracture toughness KIC = 156MNm−3/2 at this strength level. These properties result from the precipitation of M2C-type alloy carbides in a highly dislocated, lath martensite matrix during aging. © 1979, The Metals Society. All rights reserved.

引用

页码：291 / 296

页数：6

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