EFFECT OF SILICON CONTENT ON THE STACKING FAULT ENERGY IN Fe-Mn-Si ALLOYS

Chin J Mater Res

1993, Vol. 7

Issue (3): 215-218 DOI:

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EFFECT OF SILICON CONTENT ON THE STACKING FAULT ENERGY IN Fe-Mn-Si ALLOYS

TIAN xing (Dalian Railway Institute)

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TIAN xing (Dalian Railway Institute). EFFECT OF SILICON CONTENT ON THE STACKING FAULT ENERGY IN Fe-Mn-Si ALLOYS. Chin J Mater Res, 1993, 7(3): 215-218.

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Abstract The intrinsic stacking fault energy of three Fe-Mn-Si alloys was calculated ac-cording to the thermodynamic model of stacking fault energy.The calculated results show thatthe stacking fault energy of Fe-Mn-Si alloys lowers with increasing Si content.The i

Key words: intrinsic stacking fault energy shape memory effect difference of free energy

Received: 25 June 1993

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