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Various isothermal compression tests are carried out on an ultrahigh carbon steel(1.2% C in mass percent), initially quenched or spheroidized,using a Gleeble-3500system.The true stress is observed to decrease with increasing temperature and decreasing strain rate.The true stress of the initially quenched steel is lower than that of the initially spheroidized steel at high deformation temperature(700℃)and low deformation strain rate(0.001s-1).The value of the deformation activation energy(Q)of the initially quenched steel(331.56kJ/mol)is higher than that of the initially spheroidized steel(297.94kJ/mol).The initially quenched steel has lower efficiency of power dissipation and better processability than the initially spheroidized steel.The warm compression promotes the fragmentation and the spheroidization of lamellar cementites in the initially quenched steel.The fragmentation of lamellar cementites is the spheroidizing mechanism of the cementites in the initially quenched steel.Results of transmission electron microscope investigation showed that fine grains with high angle boundaries are obtained by deformation of the initially quenched steel.
Various isothermal compression tests are carried out on an ultrahigh carbon steel (1.2% C in mass percent), initially quenched or spheroidized, using a Gleeble-3500system. True stress is observed with decrease with increasing temperature and decreasing strain rate. True stress of the initially quenched steel is lower than that of the initially spheroidized steel at high deformation temperature (700 ° C) and low deformation strain rate (0.001s-1). The value of the deformation activation energy (Q) of the initially quenched steel 331.56 kJ / mol) is initially than that of the initially spheroidized steel (297.94 kJ / mol). The initially quenched steel has lower efficiency of power dissipation and better processability than the initially spheroidized steel. Warm compression promotes the fragmentation and the spheroidization of lamellar cementites in the initially quenched steel. fragmentation of lamellar cementites is the spheroidizing mechanism of the cementites in the initially quenched steel. Resu lts of transmission electron microscope investigation showed that fine grains with high angle boundaries are obtained by deformation of the initially quenched steel.