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MICROSTRUCTURE OF A RAPIDLY SOLIDIFIED Fe-C-Sn ALLOY |
ZHANG Jingguo;ZHANG Xiaomin;LIN Yijian;KE Jun(T.Ko);CHEN Lanying Shanghai Iron and Steel Research Institute University of Science and Technology Beijing Shanghai Institute of Optic and Fine Mechanics; Academic Sinica |
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ZHANG Jingguo;ZHANG Xiaomin;LIN Yijian;KE Jun(T.Ko);CHEN Lanying Shanghai Iron and Steel Research Institute University of Science and Technology Beijing Shanghai Institute of Optic and Fine Mechanics; Academic Sinica. MICROSTRUCTURE OF A RAPIDLY SOLIDIFIED Fe-C-Sn ALLOY. Acta Metall Sin, 1989, 25(2): 79-81.
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Abstract The microstructure of a laser-melted Fe-4%C-10%Sn alloy has been studied. A non-crystalline phase was found in the upper pard of the laser-melted zone. At the bottom of themelted zone, however, the microcrystalline zone which consists of α-Fe and a bct phase was ob-served. Fine twin martensite exists in the other area of the melted zone. The analytical solutionfor the moving Gaussian source model was successfully used to predict the geometry of the laser-melted zone and the cooling rate.
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Received: 18 February 1989
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