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Consequences of Cold Deformation Phase Transformation in Chromonickel Steel

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The consequences of cold deformation phase transformation in chromium–nickel steel 12Kh18N10T have been studied. A metallographic study of samples has been performed with an increase of up to ×10 000 and an increase in the proportion of martensite in austenitic steel as a result of cold plastic deformation has been shown. A durometric study has been carried out, and the character of metal hardening with increasing degree of deformation has been confirmed, which shows the presence of at least two hardening mechanisms: deformation and phase. A magnetic study has been carried out, and the intensity of the growth of the magnetic phase with increasing deformation has been revealed. A comparison is made with the known data on the intensity of the martensitic transition for the same grade of chromium–nickel steel under cold deformation conditions.

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Magnetic measurements were carried out within the framework of the State Task on the topic “Magnet”, GR No. 122021000034-9.

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Loginov, Y.N., Shimov, G.V., Kosmatsky, Y.I. et al. Consequences of Cold Deformation Phase Transformation in Chromonickel Steel. Steel Transl. 53, 74–78 (2023). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0967091223010072

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