Austenitic Lightweight Steel and Use Thereof
Abstract
Austenitic lightweight steel with a characteristic value of the cold formability higher than 30,000 MPa %, with tensile strengths between 600 and 800 MPa, and fracture strains over 50% has a chromium content of >2.0%<18%, a silicon content of >1.0%<4%, a manganese content of >2.0%<20%, an aluminum content of >0.05%<4%, wherein the steel is within an alloying range determined by (Cr equ =14; Ni equ =14.5); (Cr equ =14; Ni equ =17.5) (Cr equ =20; Ni equ =10) (Cr equ =20; Ni equ =13), wherein the chromium and nickel equivalents are calculated based on the following relations (1) and (2): Cr equ =% Cr+% Mo+1.5% Si+0.5% W+0.9% Nb+4% Al+4% Ti+1.5% V (1) Ni equ =% Ni+30% C+18% N+0.5% Mn+0.3% Co+0.2% Cu−0.2% Al (2) from the chemical composition of the steel, wherein the values represent wt. % and the balance is largely iron and other steel accompanying elements.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 11 . (canceled)
12 . Austenitic lightweight steel with good cold formability and a characteristic value of the cold formability higher than 30,000 MPa %, with tensile strengths between 600 and 800 MPa and fracture strains over 50%, the steel comprising:
a chromium content of more than 2.0% but less than 18%; a silicon content of more than 1.0% but less than 4%; a manganese content of more than 2.0% but less than 20%; an aluminum content of more than 0.05% but less than 4%, wherein the steel is within an alloying range determined by coordinates of four points:
(Cr equ =14; Ni equ =14.5)
(Cr equ =14; Ni equ =17.5)
(Cr equ =20; Ni equ =10)
(Cr equ =20; Ni equ =13),
wherein the chromium and nickel equivalents are calculated based on the following relations (1) and (2):
Cr equ =% Cr+% Mo+1.5% Si+0.5% W+0.9% Nb+4% Al+4% Ti+1.5% V (1)
Ni equ =% Ni+30% C+18% N+0.5% Mn+0.3% Co+0.2% Cu−0.2% Al (2)
from the chemical composition of the steel, wherein the values represent wt. % and the balance is largely iron and other steel accompanying elements (O, P, S).
13 . Lightweight steel according to claim 11 , wherein
the nickel content is 0 to 10%, the niobium content is 0 to 1.2%, the carbon content is 0.01 to 0.15%, the nitrogen content is 0 to 0.1%, the copper content is 0 to 4%, the cobalt content is 0 to 1%, the molybdenum content is 0 to 4%, the tungsten content is 0 to 3%, the titanium content is 0 to 1%, and the vanadium content is 0 to 0.15%.
14 . Lightweight steel according to claim 11 , wherein
the carbon content is 0.04%, the chromium content is 13%, the silicon content is 1.5%, the niobium content is 0.15%, the nickel content is 7.9%, the manganese content is 8.1%, the aluminum content is 0.11%, and the nitrogen content is 0.02%.
15 . Lightweight steel according to claim 11 , wherein
the carbon content is 0.03%, the chromium content is 15.82%, the silicon content is 1.22%, the nickel content is 7.5%, the manganese content is 5.8%, and the aluminium content is 0.11%.
16 . Lightweight steel according to claim 12 as material for hot-rolled sheet metal and strips.
17 . Lightweight steel according to claim 12 as material for cold-rolled sheet metal and strips.
18 . Lightweight steel according to claim 12 as material for crash-loaded components and strengthening structural components.
19 . Lightweight steel according to claim 12 for non-flat products and fastening components.
20 . Lightweight steel according to claim 12 wherein the steel is heat-treated.
21 . Lightweight steel according to claim 12 as material for weather-resistant and slow-corroding parts.
22 . Lightweight steel according to claim 12 as material for stainless parts.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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