Effect of tempering temperature on the properties of low-alloy cast steel
Dariusz Bartocha, J. Kilarski, J. Suchoń, C. Baron, Jan Szajnar
Abstract
Dariusz Bartocha, J. Kilarski, J. Suchoń, C. Baron, Jan Szajnar
Abstract
The mechanical properties of cast steel are primarily a function of chemical composition and solidification conditions i.e. primary structure, however, them can be change in a limited extent, by heat treatment. In the article the influence parameters of quenching on mechanical properties of low-alloy structural cast steel, modeled in terms of chemical composition, on the cast steel L20HGSNM, are presented. An attempt to quantify this relationship was made.
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The mechanical properties of cast steel are primarily a function of chemical composition and solidification conditions i.e. primary structure, however, them can be change in a limited extent, by heat treatment. In the article the influence parameters of quenching on mechanical properties of low-alloy structural cast steel, modeled in terms of chemical composition, on the cast steel L20HGSNM, are presented. An attempt to quantify this relationship was made.
Key concepts: Materials science, Tempering, Metallurgy, Alloy, Cast iron, Alloy steel