D311 IMPROVEMENT IN CREEP STRENGTH OF PRECIPITATION STRENGTHENED 15CR FERRITIC STEEL BY CONTROLLING OF CARBON AND NITROGEN CONTENTS
Volume: 2003.3, Issue: 0, Pages: _3 - 290_
Published: Jan 1, 2003
Abstract
Effects of carbon and nitrogen on creep strength and microstructure have been investigated on precipitation strengthened 15Cr ferritic steel. Creep rupture life is extended longer than of conventional ferritic creep resistant steel of ASME T92 with addition of 0.07mass% N and a combination of 0.05mass% C and 0.03mass% N. However, excess amount of carbon and nitrogen resulted in abrupt decrease in creep strength in the long-term. For the steel...
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Title
D311 IMPROVEMENT IN CREEP STRENGTH OF PRECIPITATION STRENGTHENED 15CR FERRITIC STEEL BY CONTROLLING OF CARBON AND NITROGEN CONTENTS
Published Date
Jan 1, 2003
Volume
2003.3
Issue
0
Pages
_3 - 290_
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