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Analysis of the Cracking and Fracture of 45 Steel-made Parts during Processing

Pan Jian-wei

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Analysis is given on the cracking and fracture of machine parts made of 45 steel during the processing from the points of metallurgical quality, the influence of the steel's chemical composition on its quenching temperature, the cross-section size of the machine parts, the imperfection in the design of the parts, and the surface injuring during machining cutting. Ways for avoiding the cracking and fracture are proposed.

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Analysis is given on the cracking and fracture of machine parts made of 45 steel during the processing from the points of metallurgical quality, the influence of the steel's chemical composition on its quenching temperature, the cross-section size of the machine parts, the imperfection in the design of the parts, and the surface injuring during machining cutting. Ways for avoiding the cracking and fracture are proposed.

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Analysis is given on the cracking and fracture of machine parts made of 45 steel during the processing from the points of metallurgical quality, the influence of the steel's chemical composition on its quenching temperature, the cross-section size of the machine parts, the imperfection in the design of the parts, and the surface injuring during machining cutting. Ways for avoiding the cracking and fracture are proposed.

Key concepts: Cracking, Metallurgy, Fracture (geology), Materials science, Quenching (fluorescence), Machining, Composite material, Physics

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