Research reveals high strength and ductility in corrosion-resistant 02Cr17Mn8Ni3 steel, suggesting improved resilience with microalloying.
The results of studies of the structure and properties of ferrite-austenitic steel 08Cr22Mn8Ni2Ti, as well as experimental smelting steels of the 02Cr17Mn8Ni3 grade are presented. It is shown that economically alloyed corrosion-resistant steels of type 02Cr17Mn8Ni3 have high strength properties, ductility and resistance to brittle fracture at low carbon content. It has been found that microalloying with calcium and cerium increases the resistance of steels to high temperatures under the influence of the thermal welding cycle, as a result of which the metal retains high impact strength at low temperatures.
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