_Fe_C_N合金经沉淀硬化后疲劳强度_英文_.pdfVIP

Fatigue Strengthof (Fe)CNAlloys AfterPrecipitationHardening Aleksander Nakonieczny, Jan Tacikowski, Jerzy Michalski , Tomasz Babul ( Institute of Precision Mechanics, Duchnicka , 00967 Warszawa Poland) Abstract: In search for new solutions promoting expansion of nitriding application to heavy duty machine parts there has been drawn attention to a possibility of hardening of a nitridedlayer, of hardening of its substrate and its core through further austenitiz ing connected with fast cooling. In the paper, there were given results of fatigue strength tests carried out on nitrided 45 carbon steel (C0.45%; Mn0. 65%) after precipitation hardening. It was foundthat the near- surface zone obtained different structure after precipitation hardening. There could be found pure martensitic areas, morphologically similar to bainitic structure of various levels of precipitate dispersion. Research showed that nitriding followed by precipitation hardening beneficially affect carbon steel and fatigue strength. Discussedhere nitriding process followed by precipitation hardening could create an alternative for carburising or induction hardening. Keywords: nitriding; precipitation hardening; volume fatigue strength; residual stresses (Fe)CN : , 45 ( C0. 45%; Mn0.65%) , : ;; ; :T 142.41; T 156.8; T 156.94 :A 2004 1 Introduction result of phase ![ 1,2] . This process shows clear consolidation In search for new solutions promoting expansion of ni for carbon steels. The second possible solution is hardening of triding application to heavy duty machine parts there been nitrided through austenitic nitriding connected with fast cool