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Microstructure and properties of composites ring fabricated by centrifugal casting

Yanpei Song, Huigai Wang, Li Yongkai, Feng Zhiming

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Iron matrix composites ring reinforced with tungsten carbide particles(WCP) was fabricated by centrifugal casting method.Microstructure and properties of the composites ring,including interface microstructure,WCP-distribution in outer composites layer and inner Fe-C alloy microstructure of the ring were investigated by SEM,TEM,XRD,impact,hardness and wearing tests.The results show that the composites ring consistes of outer composites-layer and inner Fe-C alloy layer.The WCP particles are uniformly distributed in the outer composites layer with a volume fraction of about 80%.Hardness reaches to 80-85 HRA of the outer composites layer,and 73-76 HRA of the inner Fe-C alloy layer with impact toughness over 10 J/cm2.The inner Fe-C alloy microstructure consists of bainite,graphite and composite carbide.The wear rate of the composites is more lower than that of high-speed steel,and is same as that of the WC cemented carbide.

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Iron matrix composites ring reinforced with tungsten carbide particles(WCP) was fabricated by centrifugal casting method.Microstructure and properties of the composites ring,including interface microstructure,WCP-distribution in outer composites layer and inner Fe-C alloy microstructure of the ring were investigated by SEM,TEM,XRD,impact,hardness and wearing tests.The results show that the composites ring consistes of outer composites-layer and inner Fe-C alloy layer.The WCP particles are uniformly distributed in the outer composites layer with a volume fraction of about 80%.Hardness reaches to 80-85 HRA of the outer composites layer,and 73-76 HRA of the inner Fe-C alloy layer with impact toughness over 10 J/cm2.The inner Fe-C alloy microstructure consists of bainite,graphite and composite carbide.The wear rate of the composites is more lower than that of high-speed steel,and is same as that of the WC cemented carbide.

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Iron matrix composites ring reinforced with tungsten carbide particles(WCP) was fabricated by centrifugal casting method.Microstructure and properties of the composites ring,including interface microstructure,WCP-distribution in outer composites layer and inner Fe-C alloy microstructure of the ring were investigated by SEM,TEM,XRD,impact,hardness and wearing tests.The results show that the composites ring consistes of outer composites-layer and inner Fe-C alloy layer.The WCP particles are uniformly distributed in the outer composites layer with a volume fraction of about 80%.Hardness reaches to 80-85 HRA of the outer composites layer,and 73-76 HRA of the inner Fe-C alloy layer with impact toughness over 10 J/cm2.The inner Fe-C alloy microstructure consists of bainite,graphite and composite carbide.The wear rate of the composites is more lower than that of high-speed steel,and is same as that of the WC cemented carbide.

Key concepts: Microstructure, Materials science, Centrifugal casting (silversmithing), Composite material, Alloy, Layer (electronics), Volume fraction, Composite number

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