Effect of selenium on the structure and properties of structural steel

Ya. E. Gol'dshtein; T. L. Mushtakova; T. Komissarova

DOI:10.1007/BF00708374

Corpus ID: 135853965

Effect of selenium on the structure and properties of structural steel

@article{Goldshtein1979EffectOS,
  title={Effect of selenium on the structure and properties of structural steel},
  author={Ya. E. Gol'dshtein and T. L. Mushtakova and T. Komissarova},
  journal={Metal Science and Heat Treatment},
  year={1979},
  volume={21},
  pages={741-746}
}

Ya. E. Gol'dshtein, T. L. Mushtakova, T. Komissarova
Published 1979
Materials Science
Metal Science and Heat Treatment

Conclusions1.Small selenium additions (0.04–0.08%) have a substantial effect on the nature, morphology, and dispersity of nonmetallic inclusions and thus the mechanical, technological, and operating properties of structural steel.2.Selenium additions, leading to globularization of nonmetallic inclusions, reduce the anisotropy of the ductility and fracture toughness and also susceptibility to brittle fracture (tested with transverse samples).3.Microalloying with selenium reduces the loss of… Expand

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