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发表于 2010-6-18 14:56:47
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本帖最后由 qjohn 于 2010-6-18 15:04 编辑
查了一下文献,大概是这样说的。希望对你有帮助。
Destabilisation heat treatment
1.The destabilisation (or conditioning) heat treatment involves holding at a temperature between 920 and 1060 for 1-6 h. At this temperature, secondary carbides precipitate in the matrix, reducing the matrix alloy content, and in particular, the carbon content. The reduced alloy content of the austenitic matrix increases the M; temperature, so that on cooling to room temperature, the matrix may transform to martensite. Air cooling from the destabilisation temperature is usually sufficient to produce a predominantly martensitic structure while avoiding quench cracking, though lower chromium alloys may be oil quenched.
2.The destabilization heat treatmen: involves holding at temperatures of around I000°C to precipitate secondary carbides in the austenite, thereby reducing the alloy content of the matrix. This destabilized austenite more readily transforms to martensite upon cooling to room temperature. |
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