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Aplikace kryogenního zpracování při -140 °C na Cr-V ledeburitickou ocel a zlepšení jejích provozních vlastností
JURČI, P. ĎURICA, J. DLOUHÝ, I. HORNÍK, J. PLANIETA, R. KRALOVIČ, D.
Český název
Aplikace kryogenního zpracování při -140 °C na Cr-V ledeburitickou ocel a zlepšení jejích provozních vlastností
Anglický název
Application of-140 degrees C Sub-Zero Treatment For Cr-V Ledeburitic Steel Service Performance Improvement
Typ
článek v časopise ve Web of Science, Jimp
Jazyk
en
Originální abstrakt
The effect of -140 degrees C, 17-hour sub-zero treatment and subsequent tempering on the hardness, flexural strength, and fracture toughness of Cr-V ledeburitic steel was investigated. The main purpose was to highlight the role of microstructural alterations, such as a decrease of the retained austenite content, the quantitative parameters of carbide distributions, or others, due to applied treatments. Compared to conventional treatments, the applied sub-zero treatment improves the hardness of the material significantly within the whole range of tempering temperatures used. The hardness enhancement is in the range from 197 to 137 HV10 for tempering at 170 degrees C to 450 degrees C. The flexural strength is slightly improved at low tempering conditions up to 170 degrees C, while there is almost no effect of the sub-zero treatment on flexural strength for higher tempering temperatures. The fracture toughness is substantially improved (by about 3 MPam(1/2)) in the untempered state as well as after high-temperature tempering. The fracture toughness is slightly worsened, by about 0.15 to 1 MPam(1/2), within the 170 degrees C to 450 degrees C range of tempering temperatures. These changes in fracture toughness are reached with a significant increase of hardness. This steel performance is associated with enhanced fracture surface roughness and an increased ductile microvoid coalescence micromechanism presence in fracture surfaces. The results also show that treatment at -140 degrees C leads to a greater enhancement of the complex of mechanical properties than can be obtained by soaking the samples in liquid nitrogen. (C) The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2019
Anglický abstrakt
The effect of -140 degrees C, 17-hour sub-zero treatment and subsequent tempering on the hardness, flexural strength, and fracture toughness of Cr-V ledeburitic steel was investigated. The main purpose was to highlight the role of microstructural alterations, such as a decrease of the retained austenite content, the quantitative parameters of carbide distributions, or others, due to applied treatments. Compared to conventional treatments, the applied sub-zero treatment improves the hardness of the material significantly within the whole range of tempering temperatures used. The hardness enhancement is in the range from 197 to 137 HV10 for tempering at 170 degrees C to 450 degrees C. The flexural strength is slightly improved at low tempering conditions up to 170 degrees C, while there is almost no effect of the sub-zero treatment on flexural strength for higher tempering temperatures. The fracture toughness is substantially improved (by about 3 MPam(1/2)) in the untempered state as well as after high-temperature tempering. The fracture toughness is slightly worsened, by about 0.15 to 1 MPam(1/2), within the 170 degrees C to 450 degrees C range of tempering temperatures. These changes in fracture toughness are reached with a significant increase of hardness. This steel performance is associated with enhanced fracture surface roughness and an increased ductile microvoid coalescence micromechanism presence in fracture surfaces. The results also show that treatment at -140 degrees C leads to a greater enhancement of the complex of mechanical properties than can be obtained by soaking the samples in liquid nitrogen. (C) The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society and ASM International 2019
Klíčová slova česky
nástrojová ocel; lomová houževnatost; otěruvzdornost; tepelné zpracování; mikrostruktura; martensit
Klíčová slova anglicky
Tool steel; fracture toughness; wear resistance; heat treatment; microstructure; martensite
Vydáno
13.03.2019
Nakladatel
SPRINGER
Místo
NEW YORK
ISSN
1073-5623
Ročník
50A
Číslo
5
Strany od–do
2413–2434
Počet stran
22
BIBTEX
@article{BUT163673,
author="Petr {Jurči} and Juraj {Ďurica} and Ivo {Dlouhý} and Jakub {Horník} and Richard {Planieta} and Dominik {Kralovič},
title="Application of-140 degrees C Sub-Zero Treatment For Cr-V Ledeburitic Steel Service Performance Improvement",
year="2019",
volume="50A",
number="5",
month="March",
pages="2413--2434",
publisher="SPRINGER",
address="NEW YORK",
issn="1073-5623"
}