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The Redistribution of Atoms During Radiation-Induced Martensitic Transformations in Fe-Ni Alloys

Using the nuclear gamma resonance (NGR) spectroscopy, a low-temperature (400-500 K) isothermal BCC⇔FCC transformation was found to occur in Fe - (31-32%) Ni alloys subjected beforehand to shear under a high pressure. The phase transformation was stimulated by irradiation with high-energy electrons (E ∼ 5.5 MeV, dose F - 5.10 18 e/cm -2 ). The BCC+FCC structure of the binary Fe-Ni alloy, which is produced under the deformation pressure, undergoes either the α→γ or γ→α radiation-induced martensitic transformation depending on the initial (before strain) state: y-phase or α-phase.