The heat treatment response and the microstructure of a high-chromium steel alloyed with nitrogen was investigated. Deep Cryogenic Treatment after quenching and prior to tempering was confirmed to be crucial in order to maximise the hardness of the steel. The different contributions to hardness of the various constituents (martensite, retained austenite, carbides and carbonitrides) were quantified by an equation based on the composite model. Although simple, the model was able to describe the experimentally observed variation in hardness as a function of the austenizing temperature, and could also be used to estimate the volume fraction of the different constituents for a given austenizing temperature.
Analysis of the effect of Deep Cryogenic Treatment on the hardness and microstructure of X30 CrMoN 15 1 steel
EL MEHTEDI; MohamadPrimo
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2012-01-01
Abstract
The heat treatment response and the microstructure of a high-chromium steel alloyed with nitrogen was investigated. Deep Cryogenic Treatment after quenching and prior to tempering was confirmed to be crucial in order to maximise the hardness of the steel. The different contributions to hardness of the various constituents (martensite, retained austenite, carbides and carbonitrides) were quantified by an equation based on the composite model. Although simple, the model was able to describe the experimentally observed variation in hardness as a function of the austenizing temperature, and could also be used to estimate the volume fraction of the different constituents for a given austenizing temperature.
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