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Metallographic diagram of Cr12 steel (960℃ solid boronizing 5h oil cooling)
1. Introduction Cr12 steel is an alloy steel formed by combining iron and chromium. It is a kind of high carbon alloy steel with high wear resistance and high hardness. It is widely used in a variety of cutting tools, such as measuring tools, dies and knives for cutting plastics, leather, paper a......
tags: material steel ferrite carbide steel cr12
21/06/2023
1096
Sophie
Metallographic diagram of granular bainite 12Cr2Ni4A
Introduction Grain-oriented ferritic alloys, also known as Grain Boundary Enhancement Alloys or GBEA, have been around for decades, but until recently their importance has been largely overlooked. These alloys are known for their high strength and their ability to absorb impact, making them ideal......
tags: 12cr2ni4a grain grains martensite bainite granular
21/06/2023
1081
Hannah
Metallographic diagram of granular bainite CrMo
Grain-Boehmite of CrMo Metallographic Sample CrMo is an alloy of chromium and molybdenum commonly used in the manufacture of engine parts, tools, and other machine parts. In this paper, we will be studying a grain-Boehmite of CrMo, a metallographic sample consisting of small grains of the materia......
tags: sample crmo grains size precipitate crmo
21/06/2023
1051
Benjamin
Non-metallic inclusions in GCr15SiMn steel
Abstract The GCr15SiMn steel is a kind of low carbon steel – chromium bearing steel grade. It has been widely used in the production of mechanical components due to its good mechanical performance and wear resistance. It is well known that the nonmetallic inclusions in the GCr15SiMn steel have g......
tags: steel inclusions nonmetallic steel gcr15simn inclusions
21/06/2023
1050
Sophie
Low microstructure and non-metallic inclusions in GCr15 steel
GCr15 Steel Low Magnification Microstructure and Non-Metallic Inclusions GCr15 steel is one of the chromium-containing steels and is used for applications such as ball bearings and razor blades. The manufacture of such components requires an adequate understanding of the metallurgy and working ch......
tags: steel inclusions gcr15 impurities nonmetallic steel
21/06/2023
1061
Sophie
Metallographic diagram of HT250
Microstructure of HT250 HT250 is a type of heat-resistant high-strength aluminum alloy widely used in aerospace, defense and other industries. Therefore, its microstructure has received widespread attention. In order to study the microstructure of HT250 more accurately, the microstructure of HT25......
tags: ht250 microstructure matrix resistance ht250 good
21/06/2023
1049
Anna
Metallographic diagram of Ineoloy800 (cold-rolled and annealed after solid solution)
INCONEL® alloy 800 is an austenitic nickel-chromium alloy with a controlled carbon content. It is particularly useful for its excellent resistance to carburization and oxidation. Alloy 800 also has a very good strength and excellent resistance to stress rupture and creep. It resists nitridation a......
tags: alloy grain 800 inconel 800 its
21/06/2023
1064
Oliver
Metallographic diagram of Mn18 (300,000 kW generator retaining ring material)
The 30MW Generator Rotor Core Protection Material: Microstructure Analysis This paper investigates the 30 mega-watt (MW) generator rotor core protection material, with an emphasis on the microstructures obtained when it is heated to different temperatures. A full-volume scanning electron microsc......
tags: material grain used alloy mn18 resistance
21/06/2023
1080
Caroline
Metallographic diagram of Q235 (slow cooling after carburizing at 950°C) carburizing treatment
Q235 carbon steel is a low-carbon steel alloy typically used in structural steel applications. It is a popular material for structural components, primarily due to its strength and formability. In certain applications, however, Q235 requires a heat-treatment step to increase its toughness and dime......
tags: cooled slowly q235950sensitized steel its carbon
21/06/2023
1042
Sophie
Introduction to Martensitic (M) Metallographic Structure
Martensite is a type of microstructure of iron-based alloys that is formed at relatively low temperatures, approximately between 200 and 900°C (392 and 1652°F). It is a metastable-phase, which is a supersaturated solid solution as compared to the equilibrium phase austenite. Martensite is a very......
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