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Ysla, O., Varas, G. (2024). “Influencia de Temperatura de Bainitizado en Fundición Gris Perlítica sobre Resistencia a Tracción, Ductilidad, Dureza, Resistencia al Impacto y Microestructura” [Universidad Nacional de Trujillo]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14414/22358
Ysla, O., Varas, G. “Influencia de Temperatura de Bainitizado en Fundición Gris Perlítica sobre Resistencia a Tracción, Ductilidad, Dureza, Resistencia al Impacto y Microestructura” []. PE: Universidad Nacional de Trujillo; 2024. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14414/22358
@misc{renati/880777,
title = "“Influencia de Temperatura de Bainitizado en Fundición Gris Perlítica sobre Resistencia a Tracción, Ductilidad, Dureza, Resistencia al Impacto y Microestructura”",
author = "Varas Rodríguez, Gaby Natali",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional de Trujillo",
year = "2024"
}
In the present study evaluated how the bainitization temperature in pearlitic gray cast iron affects the properties of tensile strength (MPa), ductility (% elongation), hardness (HB), impact resistance (J), and microstructure, when heat treated by austempering. The mechanical properties were evaluated using standardized techniques and methods, and using standardized specimens; In this sense, the standards: ASTM E-8, ASTM E-10 and ASTM E23-98 were used for tensile strength, hardness and impact resistance tests, respectively. Where the range of bainitizing temperatures selected for the investigation was 250, 300, 350, 400, 450 and 500ºC with a residence time of 3 hours. The results obtained showed that the optimal bainizing temperature, within the austempering heat treatment, where better values of hardness and tensile strength are obtained, was 250ºC, here the complete transformation of an austenitic structure into a finer bainitic one is promoted. concentrators. favoring dimensional stability which benefits the mentioned mechanical properties. While, for ductility and impact resistance, the optimal bainitization temperature value was 400°C due to the presence of a thicker bainitic structure and the greater amount of retained austenite that causes undesirable dimensional changes in service. Furthermore, as the bainitization temperature increases, the graphite (arranged as flakes) is coarser due to the contribution of carbon through diffusion by the austenite phase, giving it a notched effect and acting as stress The values obtained were contrasted using statistical analysis of variance at 95% reliability, which demonstrates certainty in the study carried out.
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