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Tensile Properties and Fracture of Ferritic SG-Iron Having Different Graphite-Shell Structure

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Abstract

A variety of graphite shell structures is developed in a ferritic spheroidal graphite (SG) iron. The graphite shell is obtained by rapidly heating to a temperature of about 1183 K, and then quenching into iced water or salt bath held at 633 K. These heat treatments developed a graphite shell of martensite and ausferrite, respectively. The SG-iron with martensitic graphite shell is superior in strength to that of a fully ferritic matrix. However, the elongation of the former is decreased by an amount of about 76% compared with that of the latter. In contrast developing an ausferrite graphite shell in a ferritic SG-iron leads to an improvement of about 15 and 31% in the 0.2% yield stress and the ultimate tensile strength, respectively, with no deleterious effect on the elongation. SG-iron having an ausferrite graphite shell fails in a ductile fashion. Introducing a graphite shell of martensite changed the ductile nature of the ferrite phase to a typical brittle fracture.


Dr. Mahmoud Hafiz Al-Azhar University Department of Mechanical Engineering Nasr City, Cairo, 11371, Egypt Fax: + 2022601706

  1. The author wish to acknowledge the assistance of Prof. S. Mustafa in the SEM study as well as the useful discussion with Prof. M. Hammouda. The author is also indebted to El-Nasr Company for Castings, Giza, Egypt, who provided the SG-iron cast ingots. The help of Eng. M. Sobhy in the experimental work is very much appreciated.

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Received: 2001-02-21
Published Online: 2022-01-13

© 2001 Carl Hanser Verlag, München

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