摘要
Low carbon steel wires were prepared by two processes,serial drawing(SD)and reverse-direction drawing(RD).Effects of the two processes on microstructure and mechanical properties in steel wires were investigated by field emissio scanning electron microscopy,electron backscatter diffraction(EBSD),X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy(TEM).Residual compressive stress and more low-angle grain boundaries were introduced into the steel wire by the RD.As a result,the RD wires exhibited a greater tensile strength when drawing strain s<1.18.The SD encouraged grain refinement and texture formation in the wire.The SD wires exhibited a smaller average width of the elongated ferrite grain and a higher intensity of(110)fiber texture at all drawing strains.Therefore,the SD wires showed a bit greater tensile strength and 20%greater torsion performance than the RD wires at c=2.51.TEM and EBSD analysis indicated that dislocation tangle was formed easily in RD wires,and it transformed into twist boundary.This twist boundary impeded the grain refinement in the RD wires,and there were still non-fibrous grains in the RD wires even after heavy drawing.
基金
This work is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51371050)
Special Talent Program of Jiangsu Province(2015-XCL-004)
the Industry・University Strategic Research Fund of Jiangsu Province(BY2016076-08)
The study is also partly supported by the Science and Technology Advancement Program of Jiangsu Province(Grant No.BA2017112)
L.C.Zhou appreciates the support provided by Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities and the Scientific Research Foundation of the Graduate School of Southeast University(YBJJ1674).
作者简介
Feng Fang,fangfeng@seu.edu.cn。
