Effect of heat treatment on phase composition and microstructure of samples of fe-mo-c
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https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.31.1458Abstract
The Fe–Mo–C ternary alloys have been heat-treated by Pirani-Alterthum method. The heat-treatment influence on the changing of phase composition and microstructure of this alloys has been examined by means X-Ray and metallography methods. It was determined that heat-treatment not results in formation of Mn-like π and χ phases in the subsolidus area of the Fe-Mo-C ternary system. Assumption has been put forward that formation of this phases occurs on nonsolid-phase mechanism.References
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