Influence of Tempering Time on the Behavior of Large Carbides’ Coarsening in AISI H13 Steel
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Abstract
The mechanical properties, microstructures and precipitation behaviors in AISI (American Iron and Steel Institute) H13 steel tempered at 863 K for 0.5, 2, 4, 10 and 20 h were investigated. The values for H13 tempered for 2–4 h resulted in die steel that reached the desired properties as specified in NADCA (North American Die Casting Association) #207-2016. The cubic Ostwald ripening model was applied to simulate the coarsening of the large carbides, which were mainly M23C6 and M3C, as determined from FactSage predictions as well as measurements with transmission electron microscopy (TEM). TEM revealed that the equivalent circle radius (ECR) decreased during 0.5–2 h, because of the nucleation of many new precipitates. According to the Ashby-Orowan modified precipitation strengthening model, this decrease in ECR leads to an increase in the contribution of precipitates to yield strength. Between 2 and 4 h tempering, the ECR of large carbides increases sharply but then increases asymptotically from 4 to 20 h, which obeys the calculated Ostwald ripening rate for cementite and M23C6 in H13 after 863 K tempering. This observation for the Ostwald ripening of M23C6 is in agreement with experimental data for other steels in the literature.
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