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Actual Problems in Machine Building. 2015. N 2

Innovative Technologies

in Mechanical Engineering

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8. Adetunji O.R., Kuye S.I., Alao M.J., Eng B.M. Microstructures of mild steel spring after

heat

treatment

//

The

pacific

journal

of

science

and

technology

/

http://www.akamaluniversity.us/PJST.htm

, 2/2013, p. 11-13

CONTROL STRUCTURE ON THE СAST OF RAILWAYS

Chertovskih E.O.

1

, Ph.D. student, e-mail:

chertovskih13@gmail.com

Gabets A.V.

2

, Ph.D. (Engineering), Development director,

Gerter M.V.

3

, Engineer, e-mail:

gerter-maksim@rambler.ru

1

I.I. Polzunov Altai State Technical University, 46 Lenina avenue, Barnaul, Altai region, 656038,

Russian Federation

2

Altai Steel Casting Factory, 116/52 Kalinina st., Barnaul, 656037, Russian Federation

3

Test Center of Technical Equipment, 16 “22 Partszda” st., Novoaltaisk, 658087, Russian

Federation

Abstract

The paper describes an approach to controlled cooling of steel 20GFL, which further ensures the

formation of the expected structural components in the form of ferrite, pearlite, and lower and upper

bainite on heat treatment of large railway castings. Control of intermediate transformation of

austenite was carried out by recording the temperature and time of the front critical points Ar3,

Ar1where increasing the speed of intermediate transformation made it possible to form globular

coagulations of lower bainite. The use of controlled cooling showed decreased sensitivity to mild

steel casting defects in the form of liquation and segregation by forming a favorable structure of

lower bainite. An example of calculating the degree of deformation of t structure-forming elements

after impact tests is given.

Keywords

austenite, pearlite, ferrite, upper bainite, lower bainite, mezoferrit, toughness, mild steel