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Characterization of surface decarburization and oxidation behavior of Cr–Mo cold heading steel
Abstract Herein, the surface decarburization and oxidation characteristics of Cr–Mo cold heading steel are investigated via optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and electron backscatter diffraction under different temperatures. Furthermore, the competitive mechanisms of decarburization and oxidation are analyzed. The results indicate that the heating temperature considerably affects the decarburization and oxidation characteristics of the steel sample. With an increase in the temperature, the depth of the total decarburization layer increases. The fully decarburized layer is prominent between 750 and 850°C and culminates at 800°C. The oxide thickness parabolically increases, and Cr2O3 is present, which inhibits oxidation. Between 700 and 950°C, the oxidation weight gain is slow. The main structure of the oxide scale is the dense Fe3O4 layer, inhibiting decarburization. The oxidation rate increases at 950°C, and the proportion of loose FeO layer in the oxide scale exceeds 66%, promoting decarburization. At >1,000°C, the surface decarburization and oxidation rate simultaneously increase.
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High Temperature Materials and Processes offers an international publication forum for new ideas, insights and results related to high-temperature materials and processes in science and technology. The journal publishes original research papers and short communications addressing topics at the forefront of high-temperature materials research including processing of various materials at high temperatures. Occasionally, reviews of a specific topic are included. The journal also publishes special issues featuring ongoing research programs as well as symposia of high-temperature materials and processes, and other related research activities.
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