Inclusion Engineering in Structural Steels with Enhanced Machinability

Stanislav Pytel

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/DDF.405.109

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Inclusion Engineering in Structural Steels with Enhanced Machinability

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In the first part of this paper inclusion morphology and factors influencing machinability of structural steels are shortly discussed. In the experimental part of this work the effect of calcium addition on the inclusion morphology transformation and the machinability Bindex (according to Volvo standard) for several grades of structural steels are presented.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 405)

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Stanislav Pytel*

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Calcium Addition, Inclusions Morphology, Machinability, Structural Steels

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