Issue 93
1. Effect of temperature on mechanical properties of steel P22 subjected to a constant tensile stress
NGUYỄN THU HIỀN, NGUYỄN CAO SƠN, PHÙNG THỊ TỐ HẰNG, BÙI ANH HÒA*
Viện Khoa học và kỹ thuật Vật liệu, Trường Đại học Bách khoa Hà Nội
This paper presents the effect of temperature and stress on the mechanical properties of steel pipe in the ther- moelectric power plant. Steel samples were cut from the raw pipe P22 of a Vietnamese power plant, heated at tem- peratures of 300, 400 and 500 oC for 72 hours under a constant tensile stress. The results showed a clear influ- ence of heating temperature on the mechanical properties of the steel: the tensile strength and the yield strength decreased with increasing temperature. Microstructure of the steel, heated at various temperatures, was found to be invisibly changed; carbides were distributed both inside the grains and the grain boundaries. Carbides were con- firmed to contain some elements such as Cr, Mo and Si whose contents did not change much with temperature. Meanwhile, the precipitation of carbide on the grain boundaries was found by SEM observation when the temper- ature increased from 300 to 500 oC. This is considered as one of reasons for the decrease of the steel strength when heating the steel P22 under the contant stress.
# strength, microstructure, steel grade P22, carbide
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