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采用Thermo-Calc热力学计算软件,对高铁制动盘用钢在400~1600℃存在的平衡析出相进行了热力学计算,并研究了合金元素对析出相和A3点温度的影响.结果表明,制动盘用钢中主要析出相为MX、MC、M23C6和M7C3,其中M为Cr、Fe、Mn、Mo、V等,X为C、N和空位Va.C、Mn、Cr、Ni元素会降低A3点温度,而Si、Mo、V能提高A3点温度.综合考虑,适当降低C、Mn、Ni和Cr的含量,提高V、Mo的含量,以增加MX、MC的含量和提高钢的A3点温度,从而提高制动盘用钢的力学性能.

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