Hadfield Steel Hardening by Explosion

Tünde Anna Kovács; Bálint Völgyi; István Sikari-Nágl

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.792.93

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Hadfield Steel Hardening by Explosion

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It ́s known that the hardness of the metals changes during the cold working. In this paper we analyzed the Hadfield steel hardness in effect of the explosive treatment. We wanted to find a relationship between the detonation velocity and the hardening in case of two different explosives. Also we wanted to find a relationship between the available hardness and the direct and indirect explosive hardening technology parameters. The explosion technology can be useful in case of optimal explosion parameters. The calculation of these parameters need a many experiments. By this work we want give assistance by our empirical results to find optimal hardening parameters.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 792)

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Tünde Anna Kovács, Bálint Völgyi, István Sikari-Nágl

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Explosion Hardening, Hadfield Steel

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