Microstructure and high-temperature dry sliding wear at 600 ~C in ambient air of austenitic heat-resistant steel ZG40Cr25Ni20 with different contents （mass percent） of AI （0 to 7.10~） have been investigated. The r...Microstructure and high-temperature dry sliding wear at 600 ~C in ambient air of austenitic heat-resistant steel ZG40Cr25Ni20 with different contents （mass percent） of AI （0 to 7.10~） have been investigated. The results show that microstructures of 4.68% and 7.10% A1 addition content consist of the matrix and reinforcement of inter- metallic compound y＇ and carbide, while microstructures of ZG40Cr25Ni20 without A1 and with A1 of 1.68% are ab- sent of y＇. Higher wear resistance than the original ZG40Cr25Ni20 alloy is achieved in alloys with higher content of A1 under the same high-temperature wear test condition. The wear rates of Fe-25Cr-20Ni-7.10A1 and Fe-25Cr-20Ni- 4.68A1 are only 20.83% and 45.83% of that of Fe-25Cr-20Ni, respectively. Heat-resistant steels with higher con- tents of AI （4.72% and 7.10%） have higher hardness than those with lower contents of AI （1.68% and 0）. Wear mechanisms of ZG40Cr25Ni20 are considered as severe plough plastic deformation and slight adhesive. However, wear mechanisms of Fe-25Cr-20Ni 4.68A1 are light micro-cutting and oxidation-wear, while that of Fe-25Cr-20Ni- 7. 10A1 are severe adhesive transfer and oxidation-wear_展开更多
Microstructure and property of bearing steel with and without nitrogen addition were investigated by microstructural observation and hardness measurement after different heat treatment processing. Based on the microst...Microstructure and property of bearing steel with and without nitrogen addition were investigated by microstructural observation and hardness measurement after different heat treatment processing. Based on the microstructural observation of both 9Cr18 steel and X90N steel, it was found that nitrogen addition could effectively reduce the amount and size of coarse carbides and also refine the original austenite grain size. Due to addition of nitrogen, more austenite phase was found in X90N steel than in 9Cr18 steel. The retained austenite of X90N steel after quenching at 1050℃ could be reduced from about 60% to about 7 9% by cold treatment at -73℃ and subsequent tempering, and thus finally increased the hardness up to 60 HRC after low temperature tempering and to 63 HRC after high temperature tempering. Furthermore, both the wear and corrosion resistance of X90N steel were found much more superior than those of 9Cr18 steel, which was attributed to the addition of nitrogen. It was proposed at last that nitrogen alloying into the high chromium bearing steel was a promising way not only to refine the size of both carbides and austenite, but also to achieve high hardness, high wear property and improved corrosion resistance of the stainless bearing steel.展开更多
文摘Microstructure and high-temperature dry sliding wear at 600 ~C in ambient air of austenitic heat-resistant steel ZG40Cr25Ni20 with different contents （mass percent） of AI （0 to 7.10~） have been investigated. The results show that microstructures of 4.68% and 7.10% A1 addition content consist of the matrix and reinforcement of inter- metallic compound y＇ and carbide, while microstructures of ZG40Cr25Ni20 without A1 and with A1 of 1.68% are ab- sent of y＇. Higher wear resistance than the original ZG40Cr25Ni20 alloy is achieved in alloys with higher content of A1 under the same high-temperature wear test condition. The wear rates of Fe-25Cr-20Ni-7.10A1 and Fe-25Cr-20Ni- 4.68A1 are only 20.83% and 45.83% of that of Fe-25Cr-20Ni, respectively. Heat-resistant steels with higher con- tents of AI （4.72% and 7.10%） have higher hardness than those with lower contents of AI （1.68% and 0）. Wear mechanisms of ZG40Cr25Ni20 are considered as severe plough plastic deformation and slight adhesive. However, wear mechanisms of Fe-25Cr-20Ni 4.68A1 are light micro-cutting and oxidation-wear, while that of Fe-25Cr-20Ni- 7. 10A1 are severe adhesive transfer and oxidation-wear_
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文摘Microstructure and property of bearing steel with and without nitrogen addition were investigated by microstructural observation and hardness measurement after different heat treatment processing. Based on the microstructural observation of both 9Cr18 steel and X90N steel, it was found that nitrogen addition could effectively reduce the amount and size of coarse carbides and also refine the original austenite grain size. Due to addition of nitrogen, more austenite phase was found in X90N steel than in 9Cr18 steel. The retained austenite of X90N steel after quenching at 1050℃ could be reduced from about 60% to about 7 9% by cold treatment at -73℃ and subsequent tempering, and thus finally increased the hardness up to 60 HRC after low temperature tempering and to 63 HRC after high temperature tempering. Furthermore, both the wear and corrosion resistance of X90N steel were found much more superior than those of 9Cr18 steel, which was attributed to the addition of nitrogen. It was proposed at last that nitrogen alloying into the high chromium bearing steel was a promising way not only to refine the size of both carbides and austenite, but also to achieve high hardness, high wear property and improved corrosion resistance of the stainless bearing steel.
