论文信息 - Precipitation reactions during the early stages of aging in a Ni and Al alloyed martensitic medium carbon steel

Precipitation reactions during the early stages of aging in a Ni and Al alloyed martensitic medium carbon steel

Steels in hot‐work applications are exposed to a complex combination of mechanical, thermal and creep loading conditions. Advanced hot‐work tool steels combine precipitation of alloy carbides and intermetallic phases and, therefore, exhibit a higher thermal stability than conventional tool steels.

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