Influence of the residual gases of a vacuum on the liquid metal embrittlement of Armco iron

Попович, В. В.; Kalyandruk, V. I.; Dmukhovskaya, I. G.; Peresichanskaya, M. A.

doi:10.1007/bf00723148

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Steel Lme Phenomenology With Liquid Pb and Bi2

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“…The recovery temperature was shown to depend not only on the applied strain rate, as it did in carbon steels [353], but also on the formation of new phases at the liquid metal/solid metal interfaces, such as PbFe 3 O 4 in liquid Pb or BiFeO 4 in liquid Bi [354]. An iron nitride was also thought to have formed, based on XRD † analysis [354]. The variation of the recovery temperature was then attributed to the different interfaces formed in situ during the exposure of iron to the liquid metal.…”

Section: Steel Lme Phenomenology With Liquid Pb and Bimentioning

confidence: 82%

“…Finer-grained materials were observed to be less susceptible to LME than coarse-grained materials [352]. The recovery temperature was shown to depend not only on the applied strain rate, as it did in carbon steels [353], but also on the formation of new phases at the liquid metal/solid metal interfaces, such as PbFe 3 O 4 in liquid Pb or BiFeO 4 in liquid Bi [354]. An iron nitride was also thought to have formed, based on XRD † analysis [354].…”

Section: Steel Lme Phenomenology With Liquid Pb and Bimentioning

confidence: 99%

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