Silicon effect on sintered and tempered Fe-Mo-Si-C steel microstructure and mechanical property
Natchanon Kallaya,
Arisara Wanalerkngam,
Sarum Boonmee
et al.
Abstract:Silicon carbide was employed as a source of silicon and carbon to produce sintered silicon steels, offering the advantages of silicon addition. This work explored the effects of low SiC contents of 1.0 and 2.0 wt.% on as-sintered and as-tempered microstructures and mechanical properties of sintered silicon steels. The experimental sintered steels were produced from mixtures of pre-alloyed Fe-1.50Mo and SiC powder. The mixtures were compacted to tensile bars, sintered at 1553 K for 2.7 ks, and cooled at 9.0 K/s… Show more
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