Observation of Fracture Surface of Induction-Heated JIS SUJ2 Bearing Steel under Rotating Bending Fatigue

Isamu Yoshida; Koshiro Mizobe; Katsuyuki Kida

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.904.24

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Observation of Fracture Surface of Induction-Heated JIS SUJ2 Bearing Steel under Rotating Bending Fatigue

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Martensitic high-carbon chromium bearing steel is used for rolling contact applications in various mechanical parts. Induction heating is one of heat treatment methods which take shorter time and lower energy compared with furnace heating. In the present work, we prepared induction-heated and furnace-tempered JIS SUJ2 bearing steel bar specimens. After rotating bending tests, we observed their fracture surfaces. It was found that the very large fisheye crack failures occurred and the crack size increased with increasing number of cycles to failure.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 904)

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Isamu Yoshida, Koshiro Mizobe, Katsuyuki Kida*

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Bearing Steel SUJ2, High Cycle Fatigue, Induction Heating, Rotating Bending Fatigue

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