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Very High Cycle Fatigue Performance of Ductile Cast Iron With Different Microstructures
ABSTRACT The very high cycle fatigue performance of four ductile cast irons, a solid solution strengthened ferritic, ferritic‐pearlitic, and two austempered ductile cast irons, was investigated by ultrasonic fatigue testing under fully reversed loading conditions. The step‐stress fatigue testing method incorporating re‐use of runouts was employed, with
Max Ahlqvist +3 more
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A low‐carbon (0.23 wt%) carbide‐free bainitic steel is successfully developed with a total alloying addition of 4.9 wt%, which is relatively lower than alloying additions reported in similar category of steels. The present findings indicate that the currently designed low‐alloy steel composition is amenable to generation of nearly carbide‐free bainitic
Poulami Chakraborty +8 more
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Microstructural Characterization and Some Mechanical Behaviour of Low Manganese Austempered Ferritic Ductile Iron [PDF]
This work studied the microstructural characterization and mechanical behavior of low manganese Austempered Ductile Iron (ADI), with a view to improve the properties of iron and to increase the areas of applications.
Abioye, Abiodun A. +4 more
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Novel 1.5 GPa-strength with 50%-ductility by transformation-induced plasticity of non-recrystallized austenite in duplex steels [PDF]
Needs for steel designs of ultra-high strength and excellent ductility have been an important issue in worldwide automotive industries to achieve energy conservation, improvement of safety, and crashworthiness qualities.
Jo, M.C. +5 more
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The Effect of Cryogenic Treatment on W360 and E38K Hot Work Tool Steels
The cryogenic treatment facilitates the transformation of retained austenite to martensite to an undetectable limit, with about 3 times higher amount of the carbide precipitation for both steel types. Both steel types exhibit almost similar impact energy values at room temperature, but E38K steel has 2 times higher energy at 350 °C.
Caner Kiraz, Burak Birol, Ahmet Sağın
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Determining Factors of Grain Size in Bainite Structure of Fe–2Mn–C Alloys
The crystallographic variants and effective grain sizes of bainitic ferrite in Fe–2Mn–C alloys with various carbon contents are determined by local orientation measurements. Decrease in transformation temperature is beneficial for grain refinement of bainite structure although effects of carbon content are different between low‐carbon and high‐carbon ...
Tadashi Furuhara +2 more
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Effect of copper on the properties of austempered ductile iron castings [PDF]
Two types of ductile iron has been taken for the present investigation. Both austempering time and temperature are considered as the main variables for structure property correlation of Austempered Ductile Iron. The two types of spheroidal graphite iron (
Behera, Gourahari, Sohala, Soumya Ranjan
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As cast high silicon ductile irons with optimised mechanical properties and remarkable fatigue properties [PDF]
The present work shows a comparative study regarding the mechanical properties of 25 as cast ferritic ductile iron alloys, nine of them with silicon contents higher than 3·00% and carbon contents lower than 3·60%.
Lacaze, Jacques +3 more
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Austempered ductile iron is an innovative material obtained by subjecting it to an austempering heat treatment. The wide application of this material is because its properties are comparable to those of steel, which has a much lower weight.
Ananda Hegde +5 more
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Erozija nodularnog lijeva česticama kvarcnog pijeska [PDF]
Ductile cast iron has high fatigue strength due to the spherical shape of graphite, especially after quenching and tempering. Higher toughness can be achieved by austempering.
Denis Prusac +2 more
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