JPS6473005A - Carburizing treating method for sintered material - Google Patents

Carburizing treating method for sintered material

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JPS6473005A
JPS6473005A JP22755487A JP22755487A JPS6473005A JP S6473005 A JPS6473005 A JP S6473005A JP 22755487 A JP22755487 A JP 22755487A JP 22755487 A JP22755487 A JP 22755487A JP S6473005 A JPS6473005 A JP S6473005A
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sintered body
sintered
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quenched
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Kuniaki Ogura
Junichi Ota
Teruyoshi Abe
Shigeaki Takagi
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JFE Steel Corp
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Kawasaki Steel Corp
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PURPOSE:To give a sintered body the hardness and bending strength as the same level as a melting material by heating the sintered body specifying sintered density under reduced pressure atmosphere diluting hydrocarbon gas with inert gas to raise C concn. on the surface and quenching. CONSTITUTION:The sintered body obtd. by sintering alloy steel powder for sintered machine parts and having 93.0-97.0% relative sintered density is heated under reduced pressure atmosphere diluting the hydrocarbon gas with the inert gas. After raising the C concn. on the surface of the sintered body to less than Acm line, it is quenched. Or, after raising the C concn. on the surface of the sintered body to more than Acm line and successively heating under nonoxidizing atmosphere having carbon potential less than the C concn. on the most outer surface of the sintered body, it is quenched. In this method, in case the relative sintered density is less than the lower limit, the high hard ness can not be obtained as the whole, and in case it exceeds the upper limit, sufficient surface hardness can not be obtained because rapid carburization is difficult. Further, by the above carburization before quenching, line carbide can be precipitated.
JP22755487A 1987-09-12 1987-09-12 Carburizing treating method for sintered material Pending JPS6473005A (en)

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JPS6473005A true JPS6473005A (en) 1989-03-17

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WO2014103999A1 (en) * 2012-12-28 2014-07-03 株式会社神戸製鋼所 Pre-alloyed steel powder for highly fatigue-resistant sintered body and carburized and quenched material

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WO2014103999A1 (en) * 2012-12-28 2014-07-03 株式会社神戸製鋼所 Pre-alloyed steel powder for highly fatigue-resistant sintered body and carburized and quenched material
JP2014141743A (en) * 2012-12-28 2014-08-07 Kobe Steel Ltd Pre-alloy type steel powder for high fatigue strength sintered compact sintered compact, and carburized quenching material
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