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Embrittlement of steel VNS-2 aging

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    Embrittlement of steel VNS-2 with low content of residual austenite (3–5%) is due to the segregation of a large amount of particles of ɛ-phase about 7 nm in size during aging by the standard regime; these particles rigidly lock dislocations.

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    Maximal strengthening of steel VNS-2 not accompanied by its embrittlement is attained when particles 10 nm in size are segregated in the process of aging at 460–480°C 1–3h. Longer holding at these temperatures leads to overaging of the steel and impairment of the strength properties.

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Translated from Metallovedenie i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, No. 4, pp. 14–16, April, 1989.

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Zryumov, v.P., Golovko, B.I. & Mazunina, E.V. Embrittlement of steel VNS-2 aging. Met Sci Heat Treat 31, 251–254 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00715796

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