Effect of precipitation behavior on creep strength of 15%Cr ferritic steels at high temperature between 923 and 1023K
Abstract
The effect of precipitation strengthening on the high-temperature creep strength of heat-resistant 15Cr steels with dual phases of ferrite and martensite was investigated. The creep rupture lifetime of the 15Cr steel at temperatures up to 1023 K was 10 times longer than that of conventional 9Cr steel (ASME Grade T92) with a tempered martensitic microstructure. The creep rupture strength of the 15Cr steel after 10,000 h at 973 and 1023 K was...
Paper Details
Title
Effect of precipitation behavior on creep strength of 15%Cr ferritic steels at high temperature between 923 and 1023K
Published Date
Jan 1, 2014
Volume
592
Pages
1 - 5
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