Ball element for two-part ball pivot and corresponding method of production
A spherical element and journal technology, which is used in the field of spherical elements and manufacturing for split spherical journals, can solve problems such as impact points, and achieve the effects of reducing wear, saving material costs, and shortening time
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[0040] Figure 1 shows at high magnification a photomicrograph of the ferrite-pearlite structure of a quenched and tempered steel used for spheres according to the prior art. Specifically, it refers to the organization of a standard quenched and tempered steel with a hot-rolled steel number of 41Cr4.
[0041] Figure 2 shows a photomicrograph of a microalloyed carbon-manganese steel for spheres according to the invention, also with a ferritic-pearlite structure, which has the same magnification as the photomicrograph of the quenched and tempered steel according to Figure 1 multiple.
[0042] In this case, this refers to the microalloyed steel, which is likewise hot-rolled during manufacture, in the designation 35V1 or C-M-V.
[0043] This steel has the following alloying elements (all parameters are weight percent):
[0044] 0.35%C; 0.20%Si; 0.75%Mn; 0.02%P; 0.02%S; 0.20%Cr;
[0045] Looking at Figures 1 and 2, it can be seen that the microalloyed steel according to Figure 2 ...
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