Tensile properties and deformation behavior of an extra-low interstitial fine-grained powder metallurgy near alpha titanium alloy by recycling coarse pre-alloyed powder

Zhang, H.R.; Niu, H.Z.; Zang, M.C.; Zhang, Y.H.; Liu, S.; Zhang, Deliang

doi:10.1016/j.jmst.2022.04.038

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“…With the chemical composition and method of steel production using powder metallurgy, the primary goal of which is to ensure a fine-grained structure, we expect that the steel will already have high strength and low susceptibility to plastic deformation in its basic state [ 49 , 50 ]. In order to determine the ultimate tensile strength Rm, the measurement was carried out on the INSTRON 5500R tensile test machine.…”

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Microstructural Changes and Determination of a Continuous Cooling Transformation (CCT) Diagram Using Dilatometric Analysis of M398 High-Alloy Tool Steel Produced by Microclean Powder Metallurgy

et al. 2023

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The paper deals with the dilatometric study of high-alloy martensitic tool steel with the designation M398 (BÖHLER), which is produced by the powder metallurgy process. These materials are used to produce screws for injection molding machines in the plastic industry. Increasing the life cycle of these screws leads to significant economic savings. This contribution focuses on creating the CCT diagram of the investigated powder steel in the range of cooling rates from 100 to 0.01 °C/s. JMatPro® API v7.0 simulation software was used to compare the experimentally measured CCT diagram. The measured dilatation curves were confronted with a microstructural analysis, which was evaluated using a scanning electron microscope (SEM). The M398 material contains a large number of carbide particles that occur in the form of M7C3 and MC and are based on Cr and V. EDS analysis was used to evaluate the distribution of selected chemical elements. A comparison of the surface hardness of all samples in relation to the given cooling rates was also carried out. Subsequently, the nanoindentation properties of the formed individual phases as well as the carbides, where the nanohardness and reduced modulus of elasticity (carbides and matrix) were evaluated.

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