The Influence of Stress on Interstitial Diffusion - Carbon Diffusion Data in Austenite Revisited

Thomas Christiansen, Marcel A. J. Somers

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    Abstract

    The present paper addresses the influence of chemical induced stresses on diffusion in interstitial systems. This is exemplified by simulations of carbon diffusion in austenite at high temperatures and it is shown that old well established literature data is flawed by the occurrence of composition induced stress. For the technological relevant system of expanded austenite the diffusion can be dramatically affected by composition induced stress.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalDefect and Diffusion Forum
    Volume297-301
    Pages (from-to)1408-1413
    ISSN1012-0386
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2010

    Keywords

    • diffusion coefficient
    • expanded austenite
    • carbon
    • stress
    • Fe-austenite

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