H13 steel with high strength, toughness and wear resistance and smelting method thereof
A high-strength, toughness and wear-resistant technology, applied in the field of H13 steel and its smelting, can solve problems such as the reduction of tensile strength-yield-strength ratio, and achieve the effect of improving wear resistance, high impact toughness and strength, and preventing a large amount of burnout
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[0037] Cut the heat-treated steel into small pieces of 10mm×10mm×15mm, pass through 60#, 400#, 800#, 1000#, 1200#, 1500#, 2000#, and then use 0.5μm polishing paste on the polishing machine Polish and etch with 5% nitric acid solution. Observe the microstructure of H13 steel on an optical microscope model OLYMPUSGX51, such as figure 1 shown.
Embodiment 2
[0039] The difference from Example 1 is that electrolytic polishing is used after sanding. The electrolytic polishing liquid is 20% perchloric acid alcohol solution, the voltage is 20V, the current is 0.7A, the room temperature is polished, and the electrolysis time is 25s. The width of the martensitic lath and the orientation relationship between phases in H13 steel were observed on the in-situ scanning Auger probe model PHI710, as shown in figure 2 shown.
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[0041]After the tensile test of H13 steel, the fracture morphology was observed using a Geminisem 500 field emission scanning electron microscope. The voltage is 20KV, the working distance is 13.4mm, the magnification is 2000, and the secondary electron emits signals. Such as image 3 As shown, it is an equiaxed dimple, and the size of the dimple is small, which is a ductile fracture.
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