Comprehensive Materials Finishing 2017
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-803581-8.09187-6
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2.3 Carburizing: A Method of Case Hardening of Steel

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“…However in the formation of retained austenite for the case of carburized and hardened steels, chromium is more effective than nickel, whereas, nickel and chromium are suitable element required in the refinement of austenite grain size of carburized steels, but nickel is more effective in austenite grain growth inhibition than chromium. The combined effect of molybdenum and nickel is much more effective than either of these two elements in case depth increase, but undissolved grain particles of molybdenum carbide (MO 2 C) plays a significant role in austenitic grain size refinement of carburized steels [19], as the presence of nickel enhances the effect of molybdenum in this case. Hardness value was recorded at the weldment, HAZ and area after the HAZ.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However in the formation of retained austenite for the case of carburized and hardened steels, chromium is more effective than nickel, whereas, nickel and chromium are suitable element required in the refinement of austenite grain size of carburized steels, but nickel is more effective in austenite grain growth inhibition than chromium. The combined effect of molybdenum and nickel is much more effective than either of these two elements in case depth increase, but undissolved grain particles of molybdenum carbide (MO 2 C) plays a significant role in austenitic grain size refinement of carburized steels [19], as the presence of nickel enhances the effect of molybdenum in this case. Hardness value was recorded at the weldment, HAZ and area after the HAZ.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Davis [5] registrou a presença de austenita retida entre placas de martensita na região junto à superfície numa amostra de aço AISI 8719, submetida à têmpera direta após cementação a gás onde tal fase não foi atacada pelo reagente nital (coloração clara nas micrografias). A formação desta fase também foi notada no estudo de Bepari [12], quando na análise metalográfica de um aço baixa-liga ao níquel cementado a gás. Garcia et al [13] e Cardoso et al [14] também notaram a distribuição de regiões claras dispersas na matriz martensítica junto à superfície dos dentes de engrenagens cilíndricas de dentes retos de aço SAE 4320, tratadas por cementação sólida a 900°C e submetidas à têmpera direta em óleo a partir desta temperatura.…”
Section: Análise Por Microscopia óPticaunclassified
“…2021;18:e2333 abaixo da zona crítica por um tempo adequado, seguido de resfriamento dentro do forno [6,11]. O revenimento em aços cementados deve ser feito em temperatura reduzida no geral na faixa entre 150-180°C [4,5,12].…”
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“…After quenching, high carbon martensite and also high residual stresses can be achieved, which result in good fatigue and wear properties [4]. A disadvantage of this process is that no accurate and reproducible surface state can be achieved due to the fact that parts are carburized in a batch, which can lead to different process conditions [5,6]. In contrary, parts are treated separately during induction and laser hardening.…”
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confidence: 99%