论文信息 - In situ X-ray diffraction analysis of strain-induced transformations in Fe- and Co-base hardfacing alloys

In situ X-ray diffraction analysis of strain-induced transformations in Fe- and Co-base hardfacing alloys

A cobalt-base alloy and an iron-base hardfacing alloy were characterized by in situ diffraction during tensile testing at room and elevated temperatures. Both alloys showed a transition temperature above which a stress-induced martensite transformation disappears. This transition temperature is high (700–825 °C) for the cobalt-base alloy and low (

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