| 英文摘要 |
High strength hot-stamping steel is used as the candidate of traditional steel substitute for lowering the auto weight in order to reduce fuel for vehicle use and greenhouse gas effect. Hot-stamping steels own the extremely high stress and get the specific form by employing heating the Mn-B steel plate to the temperature above austenitizing temperature and then stamped and cooled down with rapid speed by the mold with coolant flowing inside to make the phase transformation from the martensite to austenite. A mount of scales, formed and separated from the surface during the high temperature oxidation for the bare steels, which cause some damages to the mould in the stamping and make some disadvantages in the following painting process. Therefore, anti-oxide layer was applied on the plate surface to avoid high temperature oxidation. Due to the hot-stamping steel owning the extremely high stress (over 1300 MPa), there might result in the hydrogen-induced delayed fracture in the hydrogen-containing environment. It might cause the unexpected failure of materials or components during their operation. In this study, the susceptibility of the hydrogen-induced delayed fracture of different residual stress for the developed AO steel and traditional Al-Si coated steels were evaluated. Besides, the efficient and rapid evaluation technique was also then established. Experimental results showed that AO, Al-Si coated and bare 15B22 steels will not induce the delayed fracture while the applied stress less than 0.5 yield stress. The different results were revealed while increasing the applying stress. Some kinds of steels induce the delayed fracture while applied 0.75 yield stress. For bared steels, they are immunized from delayed fracture, even applying 0.9 yield stress. However, Al-Si coated steels owned the higher delayed fracture sensitivity than the AO and bared steels, which is resulted from that more content of hydrogen is generated in acid test solution and own higher possibility to permeate into the substrate in the former due to its higher aluminum content. |