Method of carbonitriding a steel component, the steel component and the use of the component
A technology of carbonitriding and steel components, which is applied to bearing components, rotating parts resistant to centrifugal force, bearings, etc., and can solve problems such as increased noise and fatigue cracking
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[0029]Figure 1 shows a heat treatment cycle according to the prior art. The steel components were subjected to a carbonitriding (CN) process at a temperature of 850 °C. The process environment is set up by introducing methane / propane / natural gas (for carbon) and ammonia (for nitrogen) into the furnace under controlled carrier gas conditions. By maintaining a suitable proportion of the working gas, the component is provided with a thin carbonitriding layer of carbon-nitrogen-rich steel. The component is then reheated to 820°C and subsequently quenched to achieve full surface hardness. Quenching may be performed in an oil or salt bath with a bath temperature selected to achieve optimum performance with acceptable levels of dimensional change. Hot oil / salt bath quenching can be used to minimize twisting of complex components. Low-temperature tempering can be performed to make steel components tough.
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