Two-dimensional rigid-plastic finite element method (FEM) was used for simulation of the effect of process parameterson the static recrystallization of 60SiMnA spring steel using MARC/AutoForge 3.1 software. A thermo-...Two-dimensional rigid-plastic finite element method (FEM) was used for simulation of the effect of process parameterson the static recrystallization of 60SiMnA spring steel using MARC/AutoForge 3.1 software. A thermo-mechanicalcoupled analysis was conducted considering the heat transfer between the workpiece, the roll and the environment,and the heat generation due to plastic work. The static recrystallization laws under different processing conditionsand the predicted distribution of the static recrystallization volume fraction on the deformation cross section arepresented.展开更多
The 3-D thermo-mechanical coupled elasto-plastic finite element method (FEM)was used for the simulation of the two-pass continuous hot rolling process of 60SiMnA spring steelbars and rods using MARC/AutoForge3.1 softw...The 3-D thermo-mechanical coupled elasto-plastic finite element method (FEM)was used for the simulation of the two-pass continuous hot rolling process of 60SiMnA spring steelbars and rods using MARC/AutoForge3.1 software. The simulated results visualize the metal flow andthe dynamic evolutions of the strain, stress and temperature during the continuous hot rolling,especially inside the work-piece. It is shown that the non-uniform distributions of the strain,stress and temperature on the longitudinal and transverse sections are a distinct characteristic ofthe continuous hot rolling, which can be used as basic data for improving the tool design,predicting and controlling the micro-structural evolution of a bar and rod.展开更多
The residual austenite and its stability in commercial 60Si2Mn steel treated by quenching and partitioning （Q-P） were investigated. The Q-P heat treatment was carried out using a system of ordinary electric furnace-...The residual austenite and its stability in commercial 60Si2Mn steel treated by quenching and partitioning （Q-P） were investigated. The Q-P heat treatment was carried out using a system of ordinary electric furnace--oil bath box--electric furnace. Cryogenic treatments at different temperatures were performed to assess the thermal stability of residual austenite. The microstructure, particularly residual austenite, was analyzed using optical microscope and X-ray diffraction （XRD）, and the microhardness and Rockwell hardness were measured. The residual austenite with the volume fraction as much as 13.7% and the HRC hardness level of 41 were achieved, and the residual austenite is relatively stable.展开更多
文摘Two-dimensional rigid-plastic finite element method (FEM) was used for simulation of the effect of process parameterson the static recrystallization of 60SiMnA spring steel using MARC/AutoForge 3.1 software. A thermo-mechanicalcoupled analysis was conducted considering the heat transfer between the workpiece, the roll and the environment,and the heat generation due to plastic work. The static recrystallization laws under different processing conditionsand the predicted distribution of the static recrystallization volume fraction on the deformation cross section arepresented.
文摘The 3-D thermo-mechanical coupled elasto-plastic finite element method (FEM)was used for the simulation of the two-pass continuous hot rolling process of 60SiMnA spring steelbars and rods using MARC/AutoForge3.1 software. The simulated results visualize the metal flow andthe dynamic evolutions of the strain, stress and temperature during the continuous hot rolling,especially inside the work-piece. It is shown that the non-uniform distributions of the strain,stress and temperature on the longitudinal and transverse sections are a distinct characteristic ofthe continuous hot rolling, which can be used as basic data for improving the tool design,predicting and controlling the micro-structural evolution of a bar and rod.
文摘The residual austenite and its stability in commercial 60Si2Mn steel treated by quenching and partitioning （Q-P） were investigated. The Q-P heat treatment was carried out using a system of ordinary electric furnace--oil bath box--electric furnace. Cryogenic treatments at different temperatures were performed to assess the thermal stability of residual austenite. The microstructure, particularly residual austenite, was analyzed using optical microscope and X-ray diffraction （XRD）, and the microhardness and Rockwell hardness were measured. The residual austenite with the volume fraction as much as 13.7% and the HRC hardness level of 41 were achieved, and the residual austenite is relatively stable.
