The Influence of Heat Treatment Applied to 100Cr6 Steel on Microstructure and Hardness

Sebastian Duma; Deliana Maria Duma; Iuliana Duma; Dragoş Buzdugan

doi:10.4028/p-sxY8mn

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The Influence of Heat Treatment Applied to 100Cr6 Steel on Microstructure and Hardness
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The Influence of Heat Treatment Applied to 100Cr6 Steel on Microstructure and Hardness

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100Cr6 is a steel used both for bearings and for certain components that need precise hardness and stability of properties over time. The paper proposes the analysis of the heat treatment applied to the 100Cr6 steel in order to obtain the imposed hardness in the range of 450-550 HV_0.1, within very tight tolerances.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 952)

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11-16

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August 2023

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Sebastian Duma*, Deliana Maria Duma, Iuliana Duma, Dragoş Buzdugan

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Hardness, Heat Treatment, Microstructure

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