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Hideyuki Yasuda (Kyoto University)20/06/2019, 10:30HighlightFor a long time, the γ phase in metallic alloys has seemed to be produced through a peritectic reaction between the δ and liquid phases. However, direct observations have shown that a massive-like transformation, in which the δ phase transforms into the γ phase in the solid state, is dominant during or after solidification of the δ phase in carbon steels. To characterize such massive-like...Go to contribution page
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Rian Dippenaar (School of Mechanical, Materials and Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering, University of Wollongong)20/06/2019, 10:50Oral PresentationWe have used a concentric solidification technique to study events occurring in the early stages of solidification during the continuous casting of steel. We have found that the major factors contributing to crack susceptibility are the fraction of δ-phase present prior to the occurrence of the peritectic reaction; the rate at which the δ-to-γ interface propagates and the extent of...Go to contribution page
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Dasith Deshan Liyanage (School of Mechanical, Materials and Mechatronic Engineering University of Wollongong, NSW 2522, Australia)20/06/2019, 11:10Oral PresentationWe have used high temperature laser-scanning confocal microscopy by utilizing a concentric solidification technique to observe in-situ and in real time solidification events and high-temperature microstructural development, with a special emphasis on high temperature phase transformations. However, the solidification and subsequent solid-state transformation kinetics, on both heating and...Go to contribution page
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Janin Eiken (Access e. V.)20/06/2019, 11:30Oral PresentationPeritectic transitions - characterized by the formation of a secondary phase from decomposition of the primary phase and the melt - are very common in the solidification of metallic alloys. During the peritectic reaction, all three phases are in direct contact, thus forming a trijunction. Already in 1979, Hillert [1] emphasized the important role of the junction force balance in the peritectic...Go to contribution page
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Douglas M. Matson (Tufts University)20/06/2019, 11:50Oral PresentationRetained free energy drives the transformation from metastable to stable phase during double recalescence of steel alloys. Statistical methods were used to identify the mechanism controlling cluster growth based on the principle of microstructural reversibility. Application of the coefficient of determination during optimization procedures showed that an extrinsic mechanism controls...Go to contribution page
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