This research reveals austenite grain growth dynamics during the austenitizing process in Nb-Ti steel, indicating optimal heating conditions for grain size management.
In this paper, the austenite grains growth behavior in the austenitizing process of Nb-Ti micro-alloyed medium manganese steel was studied through in-situ observation by high temperature laser confocal microscope. The results show that the average austenite grain sizes change from about 3 μm at 1050℃ to over 50 μm at 1250℃. When the grain boundary is a small angle grain boundary, one grain boundary will split into several dislocations. With the extension of heating time, the lattice orientation difference further decreases, and the remaining dislocations may merge into new grain boundaries. The most suitable heating temperature for the medium manganese steel in this paper is from 1100℃ to 1150℃. This takes into account influences such as grain size, grain boundary damage, and deformation resistance.
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