6.2.3.1 Chromium Equivalent (Cr
eq)To obtain a proper balance between facture toughness, creep-rupture strength and resistance to long-term embrittlement, the alloy composition and residual elements are typically controlled to provide a single-phase microstructure and avoid residual delta ferrite. Delta ferrite reduces toughness and creep resistance. By keeping Chromium Equivalent (Cr eq) below 10, the tendency to form delta ferrite is reduced. Even materials with Cr eq between 10 and 12 exhibited adequate toughness when the delta ferrite does not exceed five (5) percent.
The Chromium Equivalent is estimated by the following formula [2] (all elements in %):
Cr eq= Cr + 6Si + 4Mo + 1.5Mo + 1.5W + 11V + 5Nb + 9Ti + 12Al - 40C –30N - 4Ni - 2Mn– 1Cu.
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