Precipitation Behavior and Textural Evolution of Cold-Rolled High Strength Deep Drawing Dual-Phase Steels  

作　　者：WANG Zhi-gang ZHAO Ai-min ZHAO Zheng-zhi YE Jie-yun CHEN Jing-jing HE Jian-guo 

机构地区：[1]School of Materials and Science Engineering,Jiangxi University of Science and Technology [2]National Engineering Research Center of Advanced Rolling,University of Science and Technology Beijing

出　　处：《Journal of Iron and Steel Research International》2013年第12期61-68,共8页

基　　金：Item Sponsored by National Natural Science Foundation of China(50904006);The Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(FRT-TP-10-001A)

摘　　要：Low-carbon Cr-Mo micro-alloyed deep drawing dual-phase steels were designed in laboratory. As the mi- crostructure and texture evolution in hot-rolled strips and annealed sheets were investigated using SEM, TEM and XRD technologies, the attribution of solute Mo and MoC particles to DP sheets＇ drawing capacity was investigated. The precipitation thermodynamics were also calculated by Thermo-calc software. Results show that the precipitates in hot-rolled strips mainly are MoC, AIN and MnS, and with the increase of Mo addition, finer and denser MoC par- ticles precipitated in matrix and along grain boundaries of ferrite more easily. Weak textures are shown in the hot- rolled strips, and {112}~110~ and {223}%110~ components tend to be stable in subsequent cold rolling process. During annealing, on one hand, the development of ~lll~//ND texture is suppressed because finer MoC particles prevent the grain boundary migration. On the other hand, unfavorable texture {001 } %110：〉 significantly reduces with Mo increasing, which is attributed to that part of solution C in matrix has been fixed during recrystallization. In addition, the addition of Mo can enhance hardenability strongly and MoC easily re-dissolve at high temperature, which is favor to form martensite in dual-phase steel.Low-carbon Cr-Mo micro-alloyed deep drawing dual-phase steels were designed in laboratory. As the mi- crostructure and texture evolution in hot-rolled strips and annealed sheets were investigated using SEM, TEM and XRD technologies, the attribution of solute Mo and MoC particles to DP sheets＇ drawing capacity was investigated. The precipitation thermodynamics were also calculated by Thermo-calc software. Results show that the precipitates in hot-rolled strips mainly are MoC, AIN and MnS, and with the increase of Mo addition, finer and denser MoC par- ticles precipitated in matrix and along grain boundaries of ferrite more easily. Weak textures are shown in the hot- rolled strips, and {112}~110~ and {223}%110~ components tend to be stable in subsequent cold rolling process. During annealing, on one hand, the development of ~lll~//ND texture is suppressed because finer MoC particles prevent the grain boundary migration. On the other hand, unfavorable texture {001 } %110：〉 significantly reduces with Mo increasing, which is attributed to that part of solution C in matrix has been fixed during recrystallization. In addition, the addition of Mo can enhance hardenability strongly and MoC easily re-dissolve at high temperature, which is favor to form martensite in dual-phase steel.

关 键 词：dual-phase steel precipitation~ Mo r value TEXTURE 

分 类 号：TG335.12[金属学及工艺—金属压力加工] TG142.2[一般工业技术—材料科学与工程]