1983 年 47 巻 5 号 p. 426-431
Studies on 12Cr-Mo-V-W steel for steam turbine blade show that the Fe2Mo intermetallic compound, so called Laves phase, is precipitated at grain boundaries after long time heating. The composition of the Laves phase in this steel having internal lattice defects is expressed by the formula (Fe25Cr7)2(Mo20W12) and is unchanged after long time heating. The M23C6-Laves phase transformation appeared to occur in situ, and the growth rate for the Laves phase during heating was larger than that for M23C6. The Laves phase area fraction was directly proportional to the Larson-Miller parameter (P=T(C+logt)×0.001) in the 23-23.5 range.