In order to reduce the cost of duplex stainless steel (DSS), the Ni could be partially substituted by Mn and N, to maintain the alpha/gamma microstructure, the corrosion resistance and mechanical strength similar to the common Ni-Cr-Mo DSS. In this paper the microstructure stability, impact strength and the general corrosion behaviour of a low Ni grade, 22Cr-4Mn-0,2N DSS, were examined. In the solution annealing condition the corrosion resistance is quite similar to the austenitic grade. A moderate precipitation of nitrides and carbides was evidenced after isothermal treatment in the range 600-900°C, while no dangerous topologically close packed phases (TCP-phases) were detected. The precipitation affects the impact strength, which decreases to about 50 J, while the corrosion resistance is less markedly affected.

Microstructural modification during isothermal ageing of a low nickel duplex stainless steel.

CALLIARI, IRENE;BRUNELLI, KATYA;ZANELLATO, MICHELA;RAMOUS, EMILIO;
2009

Abstract

In order to reduce the cost of duplex stainless steel (DSS), the Ni could be partially substituted by Mn and N, to maintain the alpha/gamma microstructure, the corrosion resistance and mechanical strength similar to the common Ni-Cr-Mo DSS. In this paper the microstructure stability, impact strength and the general corrosion behaviour of a low Ni grade, 22Cr-4Mn-0,2N DSS, were examined. In the solution annealing condition the corrosion resistance is quite similar to the austenitic grade. A moderate precipitation of nitrides and carbides was evidenced after isothermal treatment in the range 600-900°C, while no dangerous topologically close packed phases (TCP-phases) were detected. The precipitation affects the impact strength, which decreases to about 50 J, while the corrosion resistance is less markedly affected.
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