Microstructural Prediction of Heat Treated Steel Forgings for Severe Applications

Ettore Anelli; M. Lucchesi; A. Chugaeva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1016.236

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Microstructural Prediction of Heat Treated Steel Forgings for Severe Applications

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An in-house 2D finite volume model, specific for components of simple shape, was developed and applied to predict the thermal and microstructural evolution during heat treatment of steel forgings. The results of the thermal metallurgical modelling, including hardness profiles through the thickness, were compared with the experimental ones. Moreover, the 3D FEM software Deform-HT, able to calculate the thermal and microstructural evolution and the stress field during quenching, was specialized for the cases of interest. Examples of optimal heat treatment to develop the target microstructure and strength and reduce the risk of quenching cracks are discussed.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1016)

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Ettore Anelli*, M. Lucchesi, A. Chugaeva

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Forging, Heat Treatment, Microstructure, Modelling, Phase Transformation, Steel

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