Nanostructural Layer and Properties of 35 CrMo Steel Rolled by Cross-Rolling

Juan Xiao; Run Wu; Cong Sheng Rao; Ming Huan Zhao; Shu Peng Song; Zhong Ping Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.671-674.1684

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Nanostructural Layer and Properties of 35 CrMo Steel Rolled by Cross-Rolling

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A nanostructural layer was formed on the surface of 35CrMo steel rods rolled by cross-rolling. The layer microstructure is composed of nano-scale grains and some deformation grains, which contains compressive residual stress of -479Mpa. The surface roughness is decreased from Ra 2.1μm to Ra 0.14μm with improvement of the cylindricity and straightness. The rolling strengthenes the surface but has ignorable influence on the mechanical properties of the rods.

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Juan Xiao, Run Wu, Cong Sheng Rao, Ming Huan Zhao, Shu Peng Song, Zhong Ping Wang

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Cross-Rolling, Mechanical Property, Nanostructure, Residual Stress

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