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Property predictions using microstructural modeling
DOI:10.1016/j.actamat.2005.03.041.png)
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Precipitation hardening in an Fe-12M-Wn maraging steel during overaging is quantified. First, applying our recent kinetic model of coarsening [Phys. Rev. E, 69 (2004) 061507], and incorporating the Ashby-Orowan relationship, we link quantifiable aspects of the microstructures of these steels to their mechanical properties, including especially the hardness. Specifically, hardness measurements allow calculation of the precipitate size as a function of time and temperature through the Ashby-Orowan relationship. Second, calculated precipitate sizes and thermodynamic data determined with Thermo-Calc (c) are used with our recent kinetic coarsening model to extract diffusion coefficients during overaging from hardness measurements. Finally, employing more accurate diffusion parameters, we determined the hardness of these alloys independently from theory, and found agreement with experimental hardness data. Diffusion coefficients determined during overaging of these steels are notably higher than those found during the aging - an observation suggesting that precipitate growth during aging and precipitate coarsening during overaging are not controlled by the same diffusion mechanism. (c) 2005 Acta Materialia Inc. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keyword:
Thermo-Calc (c)
phase coarsening
hardness
Ashby-Orowan relationship
diffusion
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9.3
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2.0W
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12.9W
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