Microstructural evolution during creep of a new modified 9% Cr-steel with Boron and Cobalt

Paul Nowakowski, H. Straube, K. Spiradek-Hahn, Günter Zeiler

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    Abstract

    Conclusions: The improved creep properties of the new 9%Cr-steel with boron and cobalt are due to the high microstructural stability that is based on .) strong retardation of coarsening of M23C6 (due to boron) .) solid solution strengthening by Mo and Co .) preserving high dislocation density of the material in the range of minimum creep rate resulting from Mo and Co and an additional precipitation of M23C6 during creep exposure .) stabilisation of the subgrain structure by M23C6 which limit the mean free path of dislocation movement during creep deformation and delay the recovery processes
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publication6th Liege Conference on Materials for Advanced Power Engineering 1998 6th Liege Conference on Materials for Advanced Power Engineering 1998, Part I
    Pages567
    Number of pages1
    Publication statusPublished - 1998
    Event6th Liege Conference on Materials for Advanced Power Engineering 1998 -
    Duration: 1 Jan 1998 → …

    Conference

    Conference6th Liege Conference on Materials for Advanced Power Engineering 1998
    Period1/01/98 → …

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