Diffusion of Carbon and Manganese in Fe-C-Mn

Lubomir Král; B. Million; Jiří Čermák

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/DDF.263.153

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Diffusion of Carbon and Manganese in Fe-C-Mn

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In this paper, the results of measurements of chemical diffusion of C in weldments of Fe- C-Mn alloys with content of 0-15 % Mn, are reported. Alloys were cast in induction furnace under protective Ar atmosphere. They were hot-forged to rods of diameter 15 mm, machined down to diameter 12 mm, and cut into pieces of 4 mm thickness. These cylindrical samples were metallographically polished. Diffusion couples, welded by electrical impulse, were sealed together with Ti-chips, into evacuated silica ampoules. After that, they were annealed at 1073-1373 K for 96-1.5 hours, respectively. Measurement of C redistribution was done in a normal direction to welding interface using electron-scanning microscope Philips SEM-505WDS equipped with Microspec WDX-2A. Diffusion coefficients of C were obtained and the relations between manganese and carbon were found.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 263)

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Lubomir Král, B. Million, Jiří Čermák

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Diffusion, Diffusion Interaction Coefficients, Interdiffusion, Steel, Wagner's Coefficients

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