2015
DOI: 10.4025/actascitechnol.v37i4.27460
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<b>Effects of different inoculants on the microstructural characteristics of gray cast iron gg-25, hardness and useful life of tools

Abstract: ABSTRACT. Current study evaluated the machinability characteristics of parts, microstructure and mechanical properties when three different inoculants (IM-22 with FeSi-Ba/Zr; G-20 and FeSi-Ba; IMSR 75 with FeSi-Sr) were added in experiments carried out in a foundry. The research methodology was mailly based on the analysis of the machinability by the milling process of the specimens in gray cast iron GG-25, name according to DIN EN 1561.Evaluation of results is based on a thorough analysis of tool wear, surfac… Show more

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“…Again The better inoculant creates better environment for producing more eutectic cell and finer austenitic grains so better hardness [13,14]. Again hardness value is proportional to tensile strength of the cast iron (same matrix) [15].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Again The better inoculant creates better environment for producing more eutectic cell and finer austenitic grains so better hardness [13,14]. Again hardness value is proportional to tensile strength of the cast iron (same matrix) [15].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%