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Creep degradation assessment of a Super304H austenitic steel by using misorientation‐derived parameters (electron backscatter diffraction)

Xiao Wang, Yuetao Zhang, Qing Chang, Mingyu Huang

2021Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures10 citationsDOI

Abstract

Abstract This paper reports the degradation assessment of Super304H during the creep by using misorientation‐derived parameters (EBSD). The results manifested that with increasing creep time, the change of misorientation parameters (i.e., Kernel Average Misorientation [KAM], grain reference orientation deviation [GROD], Grain Orientation Spread [GOS], and geometrically necessary dislocation [GND] density) of Super304H was significant. Meanwhile, the above parameters presented a non‐monotonic variation trend, which decreased slightly at first and then increased at the later. In addition, the increase amplitude of GROD and GOS was larger than the KAM and GND density, which manifest that the GROD and GOS are more suited to the creep degradation assessment of Super304H.

Topics & Concepts

MisorientationElectron backscatter diffractionCreepMaterials scienceMetallurgyAusteniteAustenitic stainless steelGrain boundaryMicrostructureCorrosionHigh Temperature Alloys and CreepMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of SteelsMicrostructure and mechanical properties
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