Nitride dispersion-strengthened steels and method of making

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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148318, 420 68, 75251, C23C 826

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ABSTRACT:
A low carbon steel has a composition which is ferritic, martensitic or ferritic: martensitic at temperatures of the order of 700.degree. C. and substantially fully austenitic at temperatures in excess of 1000.degree. C. and nitriding of a refractory stable metal nitride former, e.g. titanium, of the alloy is effected while the alloy is in its substantially fully austenitic state so as to produce a fine and homogeneous dispersion of the nitride and thereby enhance the creep strength of the alloy when in its ferritic, martensitic or ferritic: martensitic state.

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