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The chemical composition of the second phase precipitation in the vacuum diffusion-bonded zone of Fe3Al intermetallic compound and Q235 carbon steel was analysed by means of electron probe microanalyser (EPMA). The relative content of the second phase precipitation and grain size was evaluated through a micro-image analyser. The percentage of Fe and Al content in the diffusion zone was measured by EPMA. The results indicated that the relative content of the second phase precipitation rich in carbon and chromium at the Fe3Al/Q235 interface was much higher. With the transition from Fe3Al intermetallic compound to Q235 carbon steel across Fe3Al/Q235 interface, the grain diameter decreased from 250 μm, to 112 μm, Al atom content decreased from 27% to 15%, while Fe atom content increased from 76% to 96%.
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Juan, W., Yajiang, L., Huiqiang, W. et al. Micro-image analysis in the diffusion-bonded zone of Fe3Al/Q235 carbon steel dissimilar materials. Bull Mater Sci 25, 367–370 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02708011
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