Size distribution of martensite plates in an Fe-Ni-Mn alloy

Ghosh, Gautam

doi:10.1007/bf00551513

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“…2a can for instance be compared with the chart distributions given in [24], to which a resemblance can be noticed for big size plates. However, for small size plates [24] gives a decrease not captured in our simulation most likely because: (i) [24] addresses incipient stages of the phase transition (usually few percents transformed, and mostly 30%) and (ii) the smallest plates size in our model was imposed by the discretization used, so the number of plates with the size "3" should enclose also smaller plates from the physical situation. The size distribution of austenite nano-crystals is discussed in, e.g.…”

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Distribution of plates׳ sizes tell the thermal history in a simulated martensitic-like phase transition

Ţolea

Sofronie

et al. 2015

Solid State Communications

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A phenomenological 2D model, simulating the martensitic transformation, is built upon existing experimental observations that the size of the formed plates -in direct transformation-decreases as the temperature is lowered; then they transform back in reversed order. As such, if a reverse transformation is incomplete ("arrested"), the subsequent direct one will show anomalously large number of big size plates-old plus newly formed-but consequentially a depletion of intermediate sizes, due to geometrical constraints, phenomenon that generates thermal memory.

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confidence: 99%