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Heat Treatment of Carbon Steels
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Basic Heat Treatments of Carbon Steel
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heat treatment
carbon steel
annealing
hardening
tempering
normalising
material selection
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Heat Treatment of Carbon Steels
Annealing
Effects
Ductility
Soften
Relieve internal stresses
Refine the Structure by Making it Homogenous
Improve Cold-Working Properties
Process
Heating Above Re-Crystalisation Temperature
Then Cooling
Stages
1: Recovery Phase
Removes crystal defects
Softens
Removes Internal Stresses
2: Recrystallisation
Strain-Free Grains Nucleate and Grow
Replace Those Deformed by Internal Stresses
3: Grain Growth
Microstructure coarsens
May Cause Less Than Satisfactory Mechanical Properties
Prepared for...
Shaping
Stamping
Forming
Normalising
Effects
Refine Grain Structure
When Steel is Heated to a High Temperature Carbon can Diffuse Throughout
More Uniform Composition
Improve Machinability
Will Then Respond to Heat Treatment in a More Uniform Way
Improve Ductility
Relieve Stresses
Improve Toughness
Small Grains Formed
Harder
Tougher
Normal Tensile Strength
Not the Maximum Ductility Achieved by Annealing
Process
Annealing Process
Cooled in Still Air in a Furnace
Heating Steel to Above its Critical Limit
Soaked For Short Period
Prepared For...
Machinability
Provides Dimensional Stability if Subjected to Further Heat Treatments
Hardening
Effects
Austenite to Pearlite CANNOT Occur
Martensite Occurs
Body Centred Tetragonal Lattice (BCT instead of BCC)
Looks Needle-like Under Microscope
Very Hard
Brittle
Process
Cooling Steel Rapidly by Quenching
Water of Brine
Most Rapid Cooling
Oil
Some Alloy Steels
Air
For Certain High Alloy Steels
Uses
Surface Hardening
Reason
Creates a Hardened Surface to Resist Wear and Tear
Shear Strength
Resist Wear and Tear
While Maintaining a Soft and Tough Interior or Core
Absorbs Shock
Uses
Gears
Ball Bearings
Train Wheels
Tempering
Effects
Transformation of Martensite into less brittle structures
Increase in Toughness
Decrease in Hardness
Relieve Stresses
Reduce Brittleness
Process
Reheating
Results
Transforms Martensite Into More Stable Pearlite
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