2015
DOI: 10.17222/mit.2014.255
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Structure and properties of the carburised surface layer on 35CrSiMn5-5-4 steel after nanostructurization treatment

Abstract: The aim of the paper was to investigate the structure and properties of the carburized surface layer of the 35CrSiMn5-5-4 steel after the nanostructurisation with the austempering heat treatment. During vacuum carburizing the surface layer of the steel was enriched with carbon above w = 0.6 %. Steel samples were subsequently austenitized, quenched at two different temperatures, 260°C and 320°C, and annealed at these temperatures for the time necessary for the completion of the bainitic transformation. For comp… Show more

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“…As the temperature of isothermal holding increased for the same steel grade, the carbon content in the austenite of the tested steels decreased. It is due to the need to redistribute C to a larger volume of the  phase [44][45][46]. Moreover, at the highest temperature of isothermal holding, the precipitation process of carbides may already begin, despite the increased concentration of Al in the tested steels [47,48].…”
Section: B Retained Austenite Fractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the temperature of isothermal holding increased for the same steel grade, the carbon content in the austenite of the tested steels decreased. It is due to the need to redistribute C to a larger volume of the  phase [44][45][46]. Moreover, at the highest temperature of isothermal holding, the precipitation process of carbides may already begin, despite the increased concentration of Al in the tested steels [47,48].…”
Section: B Retained Austenite Fractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Skołek et al [151] report that DIN-35CrSiMn5-5-4 steel subjected to the DQ-P (or Q&T) process after the VC treatment (without FPP or shot-peening) possesses low surface ) subjected to fine particle peening (FPP) treatment after heat-treatment (the DQ-P process, T p = 180 • C) and vacuum carburization (VC) followed by the DQ-P process (T p = 180 • C) and then fine particle peening (FPP) treatment (VC+FPP) [147]. (b) Carbon potential (C p ) dependence of σ w , notch-fatigue limit (σ wn ) and notch sensitivity (q) in the TM steel subjected to VC+FPP treatment [148].…”
Section: Case Hardening Of Amssmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Skołek et al [151] report that DIN-35CrSiMn5-5-4 steel subjected to the DQ-P (or Q&T) process after the VC treatment (without FPP or shot-peening) possesses low surface wear resistance compared to the steel with nano-bainitic structure subjected to the IT process above M s . They say that the low wear resistance of DQ-P process steel is caused by low retained austenite fraction.…”
Section: Case Hardening Of Amssmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los aceros bainíticos libres de carburos (CFB, por sus siglas en inglés) han demostrado una mejor resistencia al desgaste y a la fatiga que los aceros convencionales, cuando se logra favorecer la formación de estructuras bainíticas en la capa carburada en vez de estructuras martensíticas. Se han reportado valores de dureza aproximada de 59HRC, resistencia a la tensión entre 1.1GPa y 2.2GPa, resistencia a la compresión del orden de 3GPa, límite de cedencia cercano a 1.2GPa, y ductilidad entre 5% y 20% con resistencia a la fractura (KIC) del orden de 45-90MPa-m 1/2 [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Esta combinación de propiedades excepcionales hace a los aceros carbo-austemperados superiores a los aceros cementados, con costos de producción equiparable o menores, con gran potencial de aplicación en las industrias del transporte, construcción, agrícola y militar, entre otras.…”
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