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Effect of steel structure and defects on reliability of parts of impact mechanisms

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, , Citation AI Popelyukh et al 2018 IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci. 134 012045 DOI 10.1088/1755-1315/134/1/012045

1755-1315/134/1/012045

Abstract

The paper discusses selection of materials suitable for manufacturing critical parts of impact mechanisms. It is shown that in order to extend life of parts exposed to high dynamic loading, it is expedient to use medium- and high-carbon alloy-treated steels featuring low impurity with nonmetallic inclusions and high hardening characteristics. Application of thermally untreated parts is undesirable as steel having ferrite–pearlite structure possesses low fatigue strength. Aimed to ensure high reliability of parts with a hardness of 42–55 HRC, steel should be reinforced by thermal treatement with the formation of multicomponent martensite–bainite structure. High-quality production should include defectoscopy and incoming material control.

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10.1088/1755-1315/134/1/012045