Consequences of the HeterogeneousNitriding of α-lron: Dislocation Production and Oriented Precipitation

Straver, W.T.M.; Rozendaal, H. C. F.; Mittemeijer, E. J.

doi:10.1007/bf02644194

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“…In pure iron and in plain carbon steels, upon slow cooling (from the nitriding temperature) or prolonged aging at lower temperatures, precipitation of c¢ nitride from the nitrogensupersaturated ferrite matrix can occur in the diffusion zone with a characteristic needle shape (Ref 4). Also, at temperatures smaller than say 150°C, the formation of an intermediate precipitate a¢¢-Fe 16 N 2 can occur ( Ref 5,6).…”

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Alloying Element Nitride Development in Ferritic Fe-Based Materials Upon Nitriding: A Review

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Mittemeijer

2016

J. of Materi Eng and Perform

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With the aim of achieving a better understanding of the nitriding process of iron-based components (steels), as applied in engineering practice, the theoretical background and experimental observations currently available on the crystallographic, morphological, and compositional properties of the nitride precipitates in nitrided model binary and ternary, ferritic Fe-based alloys are summarily presented. Thermodynamic and kinetic considerations are employed in order to highlight their importance for the nitriding reaction and the resulting properties of the nitrided zone, thereby providing a more fundamental understanding of the nitriding process.

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