A previously described extension of classical nucleation theory is shown to agree quantitativeI> with experimental observations of isothermal martensite formation in an iron-nickel-manganese alloy. The martensite transformation in this allov is described in terms of the nucleation and rapid growth o
Nucleation of isothermal martensite
โ Scribed by A Borgenstam; M Hillert
- Book ID
- 104402287
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 233 KB
- Volume
- 48
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1359-6454
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โฆ Synopsis
AbstractรTwo methods of evaluating an activation energy for the nucleation of martensite from kinetic information on isothermal martensite are discussed. In both methods the nucleation is described as thermally activated growth of an embryo up to a size where rapid growth can get started. The ยฎrst method is based on the absolute value of the rate of reaction at each separate temperature and depends on the neglect of the reverse reaction. The second method is based on the temperature dependence of the rate at low temperatures and includes the reverse reaction and it typically yields a lower activation energy. It can be used to deยฎne the region of low net driving force where the reverse reaction, which is neglected in the ยฎrst method, is important and that method should not be used. A uniยฎed description of the nucleation of athermal and isothermal martensite is also presented.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
Abstmet-The heterogeneous nucleation of martensite at a dislocation is considered using an elasticity model. The dislocation is allowed to have an arbitrary Burgers vector representing, in an approximate manner, the stress field of a pile-up. It is found that an array of roughly 10 dislocations is r