Microstructural and mechanical properties of precipitation-hardened maraging steel could be stated on a basis of magnetic properties of such a material. A correlation between mechanical and magnetic properties of the maraging steel is treated from the view of non-destructive testing during and after heat treatment as well as during use under unfavourable conditions at elevated operating tempera...

A new maraging stainless steel with superior strength-toughness-corrosion synergy has been developed based on an innovative concept of alloy design. The high strength-toughness combination is achieved by forming dispersive nano-sized intermetallic compounds in the soft lath martensitic matrix with a slight amount of residual austenite. The good corrosion resistance is guaranteed by exactly cont...

In this paper, application of ultrasonic techniques for defect detection in weldments of austenitic stainless steel and maraging steel is discussed. Applications of ultrasonic techniques for characterizing microstructural changes in AISI type 316 stainless steel and modified 9Cr-1Mo ferritic steel; thermomechanical processing of 15Cr-15Ni-2.3Mo-titanium modified austenitic stainless steel (allo...

in the present work, the influence of aging temperature on mechanical properties and sound velocity of maraging steel m350 was investigated. for this purpose, first, samples were solution annealed at 825◦c for 2 hours and then age hardened at 510◦c-600◦c for 3 hours. hardness, tensile and impact tests were used for determining mechanical properties and longitudinal ultrasonic velocity was used ...

The decomposition of martensite during tempering or ageing is an important phenomenon as it leads to changes in the mechanical properties. These changes could take place during both steel manufacturing or in-service. Thus, their understanding is required to predict the material performance. Recent advances in the development of local electrode atom probes has led to a significant increase in th...

Maraging steels gain many of their beneficial properties from heat treatments which induce the precipitation of intermetallic compounds. We consider here a two-stage heat-treatment, first involving austenitisation, followed by quenching to produce martensite and then an ageing treatment at a lower temperature to precipitation harden the martensite of a maraging steel. It is shown that with a su...

A series of 18 Ni (300 grade) maraging steels of overall commercial purity but containing also deliberate impurity additions of sulphur, phosphorus, carbon, chromium and silicon + manganese has been studied. The fracture toughness and stress-corrosion resistance (determined using planestrain fatigue-precracked specimens tested in 3. 5% sodium chloride solution) of these steels have been compare...

We report a computational 'alloy by design' approach which can significantly accelerate the design process and substantially reduce the development costs. This approach allows simultaneously optimization of alloy composition and heat treatment parameters based on the integration of thermodynamic, thermo-kinetics and a genetic algorithm optimization route. Novel steel compositions and associated...

High reliability and operational safety are most important requirements of aerospace products. Structural Safety (Reliability) assessment techniques help to achieve safe designs and also identify effect of uncertainty occur in structural systems of aerospace products. In general the structural safety is evaluated using various statistical methods like Mean Value and Moment Methods. Currently se...

x-ray diffraction peak profile analysis was used to identify changes in the lattice distortions during isothermal aging of fe-10ni-7mn (wt. %) maraging steel. integral peak breadths were analyzed using classical williamson-hall equation taking the elastic anisotropy into account. it was found that substantial lattice distortions rise during precipitation hardening which depend strongly on the s...