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Actual Problems in Machine Building. 2015. N 2

Materials Science

in Machine Building

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SURFACE HARDENING OF STEELS FOR MINING EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS

Maksimov A.B.,

Ph.D. (Engineering), Associate Professor, e-mail:

aleksandrmks@yandex.ru

Gulyaev М.V.,

Ph.D. (Military), Associate Professor, e-mail:

aladin58@mail.ru

Kerch State Maritime Technological University, 82 Ordzhonikidze str., Kerch, 298300, Republic of

Crimea, Russian Federation.

Abstract

It is necessary to increase durability of steel components used in coal machine building.

Application of local buildups and a more complex chemical composition of steels lead to higher

production costs and deterioration of weldability. In this regard, the use of sparingly alloyed steels

such as14Г2 is of practical interest. The distribution of the temperature field across the thickness of

the plate in the process of unilateral accelerated cooling with different heat transfer coefficients is

studied. It is shown that the cooling rate through the thickness of each layer of the plate first

increases and then decreases. The hardness of steel decreases with increasing the distance from a

surface being rapidly cooled. Using thermokinetic diagrams of austenite decomposition helps to

select the necessary parameters of cooling.

Keywords

one-sided cooling, heat transfer coefficient, hardness, cooling rate, thermokinetic diagram of

austenite decomposition, steel