多合金系白鋳鉄の機械的性質並びに熱間摩耗特性に及ぼす炭素とクロムの影響

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  • Influence of Carbon and Chromium on Mechanical and Hot Wear Properties of Multi-component White Cast Irons for Steel Rolling Mill Rolls
  • タゴウキンケイ ハク チュウテツ ノ キカイテキ セイシツ ナラビニ ネツカン マモウ トクセイ ニ オヨボス タンソ ト クロム ノ エイキョウ

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  Multi-component white cast irons are becoming increasingly popular as materials for rolling mill rolls due to its excellent wear resistance. In this research, influence of carbon (C) and chromium (Cr) contents on mechanical properties, hot wear properties and their correlation were investigated using Fe-5%Mo-5%W-5%V-5%Co-Cr-C alloy. Martensitic matrix was obtained in a wide area with Cr content more than 5% and carbon-balance (Cbal) of ±0.8%. Hardness was over 600HV. Ferrite or pearlite was formed in areas with low Cbal, and lamellar pearlite in areas with high Cbal and low Cr. Austenite was found to partially remain in 1%C-10%Cr iron. Macro-hardness and matrix hardness basically showed similar tendency and macro-hardness was higher than matrix hardness for pearlite matrix. The maximum tensile strength was 1006MPa in 1.5%C-2.5%Cr iron. Low matrix hardness and a large carbide content decreased tensile strength. Compressive 0.2% proof strength showed a maximum value of 2.14GPa in 1.5%C-7.5%Cr iron. Hardness of above 600HV and chemical composition of more than 5% and Cr content －1% to +1% Cbal content are desirable for achieving 0.2% proof strength necessary to withstand Hertzian contact stress in the finishing train of hot strip mill. Fracture toughness was high in high hardness areas and it decreases in cast irons with excess carbide and low matrix hardness. Wear resistance was basically better in cast irons with high hardness and high fracture toughness.

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  • 鋳造工学

    鋳造工学 79 (1), 23-29, 2007

    公益社団法人 日本鋳造工学会

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