authors AUGER MARTINEZ, MARIA ANGUSTIAS LEGUEY GALAN, TERESA MUÑOZ NUÑEZ, AGUSTIN MONGE ALCAZAR, MIGUEL ANGEL CASTRO BERNAL, MARIA VANESSA DE FERNANDEZ GALLARDO, PABLO Garcés, G. PAREJA PAREJA, RAMIRO
abstract Reduced activation ferritic Fe-14 wt%Cr and Fe-14 wt%Cr-0.3 wt%Y 2O3 alloys were produced by mechanical alloying and hot isostatic pressing followed by forging and heat treating. The alloy containing Y2O3 developed a submicron-grained structure with homogeneous dispersion of oxide nanoparticles that enhanced the tensile properties in comparison to the Y2O3 free alloy. Strengthening induced by the Y2O3 dispersion appears to be effective up to 873 K, at least. A uniform distribution of Cr-rich precipitates, stable upon a heat treatment at 1123 K for 2 h, was also found in both alloys. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
keywords heat treating homogeneous dispersions microstructure and mechanical properties model alloys ultrafine-grained uniform distribution alloys cerium alloys dispersions ferritic steel hot isostatic pressing mechanical alloying mechanical properties sintering iron alloys