Simulating the Growth of Dual-Phase Boride Layer on AISI M2 Steel by Two Kinetic Approaches
Two kinetic approaches (integral method and Dybkov method) have been applied for simulating the boriding kinetics of AISI M2 steel in the range of 1173 to 1323 K, by including the effect of incubation periods. For the integral method, a peculiar solution of the resulting system of differential algeb...
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doaj-9a5477ce4b6d4d9e9577366e6f38dc902021-04-09T23:04:35ZengMDPI AGCoatings2079-64122021-04-011143343310.3390/coatings11040433Simulating the Growth of Dual-Phase Boride Layer on AISI M2 Steel by Two Kinetic ApproachesMourad Keddam0Peter Jurči1Laboratoire de Technologie des Matériaux, Faculté G.M. et G.P., Université des Sciences et de Technologie Houari Boumediène, Bab-Ezzouar 16111, AlgeriaFaculty of Material Sciences and Technology in Trnava, Slovak University of Technology, 91724 Trnava, SlovakiaTwo kinetic approaches (integral method and Dybkov method) have been applied for simulating the boriding kinetics of AISI M2 steel in the range of 1173 to 1323 K, by including the effect of incubation periods. For the integral method, a peculiar solution of the resulting system of differential algebraic equations (DAE) has been employed for assessing the diffusivities of boron in <i>FeB</i> and <i>Fe2B</i>. The boron activation energies in <i>FeB</i> and <i>Fe2B</i> have been deduced from both approaches and compared with the data taken from the literature. Furthermore, to experimentally extend the validity of both approaches, four additional boriding conditions obtained on the boronized samples at 1173, 1223, 1273 and 1323 K for 10 h were then used. The predicted boride layers’ thicknesses were confronted to the experimental values. Consequently, a satisfactory concordance was obtained when comparing the simulated layers’ thicknesses to the experimental values derived from the literature.https://www.mdpi.com/2079-6412/11/4/433boriding treatmentiron borideskinetics approachesdiffusionactivation energy |
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Simulating the Growth of Dual-Phase Boride Layer on AISI M2 Steel by Two Kinetic Approaches |
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Simulating the Growth of Dual-Phase Boride Layer on AISI M2 Steel by Two Kinetic Approaches |
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Simulating the Growth of Dual-Phase Boride Layer on AISI M2 Steel by Two Kinetic Approaches |
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Simulating the Growth of Dual-Phase Boride Layer on AISI M2 Steel by Two Kinetic Approaches |
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Simulating the Growth of Dual-Phase Boride Layer on AISI M2 Steel by Two Kinetic Approaches |
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simulating the growth of dual-phase boride layer on aisi m2 steel by two kinetic approaches |
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Two kinetic approaches (integral method and Dybkov method) have been applied for simulating the boriding kinetics of AISI M2 steel in the range of 1173 to 1323 K, by including the effect of incubation periods. For the integral method, a peculiar solution of the resulting system of differential algebraic equations (DAE) has been employed for assessing the diffusivities of boron in <i>FeB</i> and <i>Fe2B</i>. The boron activation energies in <i>FeB</i> and <i>Fe2B</i> have been deduced from both approaches and compared with the data taken from the literature. Furthermore, to experimentally extend the validity of both approaches, four additional boriding conditions obtained on the boronized samples at 1173, 1223, 1273 and 1323 K for 10 h were then used. The predicted boride layers’ thicknesses were confronted to the experimental values. Consequently, a satisfactory concordance was obtained when comparing the simulated layers’ thicknesses to the experimental values derived from the literature. |
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boriding treatment iron borides kinetics approaches diffusion activation energy |
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