Deformed microstructure and hardness of hadfield high manganese steel

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The distribution of micro/nano-indentation hardness and microstructures of deformed Hadfield high manganese steel have been investigated by means of micro/nano-indentation tests, and optical and electron microscopic observations. Indentation tests demonstrated that there exists a very non-uniform distribution of hardness, with a hardness variation of ̃30% in different grains and in different regions of the same grain. Microscopic observations indicated that the large non-uniformity of micro/nano-hardness is caused mainly by the underlying nonhomogeneous substructures (twins, dislocations, etc.), which are closely associated with the non-uniform work hardening in the deformed Hadfield steel, while the effects of the austenite grain boundary and the grain orientation of the indentation plane are not significant. © 2011 The Japan Institute of Metals.

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Qian, L., Feng, X., & Zhang, F. (2011). Deformed microstructure and hardness of hadfield high manganese steel. Materials Transactions, 52(8), 1623–1628. https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.M2011121

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