Interfacial Organization Evolution of P110 Steel/Incoloy 825 Alloy in Bimetallic Pipe After Hot Compression
摘要
In this paper, P110 steel was prepared using the metallurgical bonding technology on the outer layer of Incoloy 825 alloy to prepare a new type of rolling billet for oil well tubing. Investigating the organization evolution of the composites’ interfacial zone under different deformation conditions, a thermal compression test with 50% compression was carried out on the composites using a thermal simulator. The interfacial region between the two materials was examined for its microstructural features and dynamic recrystallization. Under a deformation condition of 0.01s−1 at 1150 °C, the Incoloy 825 alloy exhibited enhanced dynamic recrystallization, achieving a recrystallization fraction of 47.5% with characteristic necklace microstructures. In contrast, P110 steel showed more significant recrystallization when subjected to a strain rate of 10s−1 at 1050 °C, achieving a recrystallization fraction of 8.7%, with grain size refining from 11.98 μm to 8.91 μm.