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Journal of Materials Science and Nanotechnology | Volume: 2

August 20-21, 2018 | Paris, France

Materials Science and Materials Chemistry

International Conference on

Evaluation of fatigue properties of medium carbon low alloy forged steels quenched in polymer

Chandan B R, Ramesha C M

and

Prasanna N D

Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bengaluru

M

edium carbon low alloy forged steels (EN 18, EN19, EN

24 and EN25) have been investigated with respect to

their fatigue properties for untreated (Forged) and polymer

quenched samples. For heat treatment, the solutionizing

temperatureof 855

0

Cwitha soakingperiodof 60min followed

by step tempering of 5750 and 2200 was used. Thereafter

quenching was carried out in a polymer (polyethylene glycol

10% & 30%) separately. Fatigue tests were carried out for

untreated and polymer quenched samples considering

the UTS values for various loads; the polymer quenched

samples being superior to untreated samples. Simulation of

fatigue analysis carried out using ANSYS and corroborated

the experimental results for the polymer quenched samples

loaded to 30% of UTS, also the specimens quenched

in poly ethylene glycol exhibited the best mechanical

properties. The heat-treated specimens had a structure of

fine tempered martensite with a small amount of ferrite.

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chandanbrmech@gmail.com