レーザ焼入れの研究 : 炭素鋼の硬化条件の解析

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Laser hardening process in various plain carbon steels containing 0.1∿0.84%C has been analyzed based on hardness distributions, change in micro-structure observed and thermal conduction theory. Results obtained are summerized as follows : 1) In laser hardening with cooling rates faster than the critical values of Ar" transition, the hardness depends only on the maximum temperature attained during heating, not on heating and cooling rates and holding time above the transformation temperature. 2) Hardening occurs at heating temperatures above 750℃, independently of carbon content and carbide distribution of material. For hypo-eutectoid carbon steel having a ferrite and pearlite structure, two-step change in hardness has been observed whereas eutectoid steels having spherodized carbide gives onestep curve. 3) Carbon steel containing pearlite structure gives a narrower transient hardness region between maximum hardness layer at the surface and the mother matrix than that for steel having spherodized carbide. 4) The heating temperature θ_h corresponding to the maximum hardness in ferrite-pearlite steel decreases with increasing carbon content, approaching progressively about 880℃ for eutectoid steel. θ_h in spherodized steel is higher than θ_h/ in eutectoid pearlite steel. 5) In laser hardening carbon steel with carhon content less than 0.84%, the effect of retained austenite on the hardness has been found to be negligible.
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1981-02-05

レーザ焼入れの研究 : 炭素鋼の硬化条件の解析

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