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Primary and Eutectic Carbides in the Rapidly Solidified Particles of the Fe-C-V-Cr Alloy Powder

The gas atomisation of melts is used for the production of wide spectrum of metallic materials with high technical parameters. The cooling rates of liquid droplets in atomisation process can achieve high values, typically of order 10 4 10 6 K/s. During such intensive quenching, the atomised melt is undercooled and its rapid solidification starts under nonequilibrium conditions. The rapid crystallisation in the process of atomisation is usually accompanied by the formation of several types of solidification microstructures [1,2,3,4].