2013
DOI: 10.1007/s11661-013-1671-5
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Identification of Defect Prone Peritectic Steel Grades by Analyzing High-Temperature Phase Transformations

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“…The temperature range of heat treatment operations is selected based on the phase transformation temperature which mostly depends on the carbon content in steel. In the case of multicomponent systems also other alloying elements should be taken in consideration because they have influence on the characteristic temperatures in the system [12].…”
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“…The temperature range of heat treatment operations is selected based on the phase transformation temperature which mostly depends on the carbon content in steel. In the case of multicomponent systems also other alloying elements should be taken in consideration because they have influence on the characteristic temperatures in the system [12].…”
Section: Samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Temperatures of phase transformations as well as phase diagrams can be determined using programs dedicated to thermodynamic calculations, which have recently become popular tools supporting research in the field of phase transformations [12][13][14]. FactSage is one of them.…”
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“…1. The effect of alloying elements on the position of the peritectic transformation in steels is more precisely described in the literature [1].…”
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“…Both these techniques enable determination of temperature of phase transitions, latent heats and (in case of DSC) specific heat [1,[12][13][14]. However, peritectic steels are highly reactive materials at elevated temperatures [1]; thus, a great care must be taken during measurements to avoid the decarburization and oxidation of steel samples [15,16].…”
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