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Gunnar Eriksson Symposium &
GTT-Technologies Annual Workshop and Users’ Meeting
Herzogenrath-Kohlscheid (Aachen, Germany)
12th July, 2012
Internal Oxidation and Nitridation of Hot Rolled
Steels - A Theoretical Study and its
Experimental Verification
Where we work…
Max-Planck-Institut
für Eisenforschung GmbH
Head: Prof. Dierk Raabe
Founded in 1917 from the “Kaiser Wilhelm Institute”
by Fritz Wüst.
3 Departments:
Computational Materials Design
Interface Chemistry and Surface Engineering
Microstructure Physics and Alloy Design
Outlook
– Motivation
– Theoretical Calculations
– Programme Algorithm and Possibilities
– Oxygen and Nitrogen Diffusion
– Some Examples
– HT-Corrosion in binary and ternary Alloys
– Important Modelling Effects
– Conclusion
Oxidation Processes in Steel Sheets
scale (mainly ‘FeO’)
Fisher’s Model of Diffusion
3
5
56
log3292.0
z
c
t
DDs GB
Whipple – Le Claire equation
3
5
56
log4704.0
z
c
t
DDs GB
Levine – MacCallum equation
I. Kaur “Fundamentals of … Boundary Diffusion” WILEY (1995)
Fine grained
C’ – regime B’ – regime A’ – regime
Coarse grained
C – regime B – regime A – regime
Grain Boundary Diffusion Regimes
Figure: Illustration of different diffusion regimes, depending on total diffusion time and ratio of DGB/D.
I. Kaur “Fundamentals of … Boundary Diffusion” WILEY (1995)
Some Published Works on HT-Corrosion
Programme Algorithm
0.00 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00-40
-35
-30
-25
-20
-15
-10
Fe2O
3 (hematite) + Al
2O
3
Fe3O
4 + FeAl
2O
4
oxyg
en p
ress
ure
log(
p(O
2)
/ po)
mole fraction aluminium xAl
Fe + Al
Fe + Al2O
3
'FeO' + FeAl2O
4
Fe + FeAl2O
4
Fe3O
4 + Al
2O
3
Al2O
3 + FeAl
2O
4
700 °C
element migration chemical reaction
tx,iTx,i
tx,ic.D=
dt
dcdiv
ASTRID, published in Oxid. Met. 76 (2011) 247
Data Handling
Al - total
Al
Al-Oxide
Figure: Spatial phase distributions of Fe, 2 wt-% Al (4.05 mol-% Al) after oxidation
at p(O2) = 10-22 bar for 60 min at 700 °C.
Al
Al2O3
FeAl2O4
Oxide Stability
figures from FACTSage (left) and ww.doitpoms.ac.uk (right)
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 20001250
1000
750
500
250
0
3/2 Fe + O 2 = 1/2 Fe 3
O 4
2 Fe + O 2 = 2 FeO
4/3 Cr + O 2 = 2/3 Cr 2
O 3
2 Mn + O 2 = 2 MnO
Si + O 2 = SiO 2
Sta
nd
ard f
ree
ener
gy
of
form
atio
n o
f ox
ides
(-
Go =
-R
T l
n(p
O2
) /
kJ
mo
l-1
Temperature / °C
4/3 Al + O 2 = 2/3 Al 2
O 3
0 K
O2
-25
-20
-15
-10
-5
0
Ox
ygen
par
tial
pre
ssure
log
(pO
2
)
Figure: Calculated and experimentally determined Ellingham-Diagrams for the
Oxide Stability of Iron, Chromium, Manganese, Silicon and Aluminium.
Iron – Manganese – Chromium alloy
Figure: Spatial phase distribution in an Fe, 2 wt-% Mn, 0.8 wt-% Cr alloy after
oxidation at p(O2)= 3·10-22 bar and 700 °C for 120 min and ternary phase diagram.
published in Mater. Sci. Forum 969 (2011) p.76
Properties of Nitrogen
figures from Landoldt-Börnstein (right) and FACTSage (left)
Nitride Stability
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000750
500
250
0
-250
2 Cr2N + N2
= 4 CrN
8 Fe + N2 = 2 Fe4
N
4 Cr + N2 = 2 Cr2
N
8 Mn + N2 = 2 Mn4
N
3/2 Si + N 2 = 1/2 Si 3
N 4
Sta
ndar
d fr
ee e
nerg
y of
for
mat
ion
of n
itri
des
(-
Go =
-R
T ln
(pN
2
) / k
J m
ol-1
Temperature / °C
2 Al + N 2 = 2 AlN
0 K
N2
-15
-10
-5
0
5
Nit
roge
n pa
rtia
l pre
ssur
e lo
g(p
N2
)
Theoretical Principles
Figure: Lehrer-Diagram of iron nitrides according to literature (left) and calculated
with the programme FactSage (right).
http://www.ipsenusa.com (dl 12.10.2010)
Iron – Chromium – Carbon alloy
published in HTM J. Heat Treatm. Mat. 66 (2011) p.100
Figure: Spatial phase distribution in an Fe, 1 wt-% Cr, 0.1 wt-% C alloy after gas
nitriding at KN= 2.4 and 500 °C for 48 h and phase stability diagram.
-10
-5
0
5
0.00 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.0010
-9
10-7
10-5
10-3
10-1
101
CrN
Cr2N
Cr 3
C2
Cr 7
C3
K
N =
p0
.5
o p
NH
3
/p1
.5
H2
xCr
/ (xCr
+xC)
Cr 2
3C
6
Fe + C + Cr3C
2
Fe + Cr
+Cr23
C6
Fe + C + CrN
Fe4N + CrN + C
Fe2N + CrN + C
log
10(p
N2
) /
bar
Figure: Comparison of the carbide phase distribution in two SAE51xx type steels
after gaseous nitriding at KN = 1 000 (ptot= 1 atm) and 500 °C for 48 h.
Comparison of the SAE51xx steels
„Real“ Steels
Figure: Calculated phase distribution of an industrial steel alloy after oxidation at
p(O2) = 10-22 bar and a technical cooling programme.
Diffusion between different Phases
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Figures: Shibuya (渋谷) crossing in Tokyo with green and red pedestrian lights.
single phase
cDJ A LJ A
RTLc
c
RTL oc
cLLJ A
D
general description
Segregation
[1] Blavette et al. Microsc. Microanal. 13 (2007) 464
Figure: Numerical simulation of segregation (left) and 3D atom probe tomography
of segregated boron atoms along the grain boundary in a NiAl superalloy [1] (right).
t = 0
t
concentration
Binary Iron Alloys
Figure: SEM and EDX-images of four different binary iron alloys, oxidised at 700 °C
for 5 h in N2 / 2.5 % H2 / H2O (DP +8 °C). The red arrow marks the N signal position.
Fe, 1 wt-% Al Fe, 1 wt-% Cr
Fe, 1 wt-% Si Fe, 1 wt-% Mn
SEM measurements by E. Müller-Lorenz, MPIE
Cross Section
SEM measurement by E. Müller-Lorenz, MPIE
Al AlN Al2O3
FeAl2O4
Figure: Fe, 1wt-%Al, oxidised at 700 °C for 5 h in N2 / 2.5 vol-% H2 / H2O (DP +8 °C).
SEM-picture (left) and numerical simulation of the phase distribution (right).
Summary
• Reaction-Diffusion-Systems provide a powerful
method to describe High Temperature Processes
• FactSage and ChemApp proved to be a valuable
tool for making theoretical assumptions
• Good agreement with experimental values for
oxidation depth and oxide formation
• Deviations between theory and experiment can be
used to foster further research
Acknowledgements
Dirk and Alexandra Vogel,
Else-Marie Müller-Lorenz,
Monika Nellessen
Prof. H. Danninger
Vera G. Praig, Markus Holzweber,
Kurt Piplits
Dr. Paesold
Bernhard Linder, Klaus Rendl
Funding
www.free-desktop-backgrounds.net (dl 3.11.2011)