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US3860457A
US3860457A US377035A US37703573A US3860457A US 3860457 A US3860457 A US 3860457A US 377035 A US377035 A US 377035A US 37703573 A US37703573 A US 37703573A US 3860457 A US3860457 A US 3860457A
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Yrjo Ingman
Matti Johansson
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  • said iron UNITED STATES PATENTS contains molybdenium 0.15 0.22 by weight and 2,324,322 7/1943 Reese et a1.
  • 148/35 X less than 0.2 by weight of tin and/or less than 1.0 2,485,760 /1949 Millis et al across 75/123 CB by weight of copper.
  • the present invention relates to a ductile iron alloyed with molybdenium and manganese and which has, after an isothermal heat treatment, a bainitic microstructure with a considerable amount of retained austenite.
  • Ductile iron is generally used unalloyed or alloyed in various ways, and with, for example, a ferrite, ferritepearlite, pearlite, annealed martensite, or bainitic microstructure.
  • the most essential characteristic of the ductile iron according to the present invention is its bainitic microstructure in combination with a considerable amount of retained austenite.
  • FIG. 1 shows an example of such a ductile iron; the S-curves are indicated by solid lines and the curve which illustrates the cooling of the piece by a broken line in the time-temperature coordiate system.
  • a bainitizing process in which pieces manufactured from unalloyed ductile iron are heattreated isothermally.
  • the cast piece is reheated to the austenitization temperature after the casting process and is then cooled rapidly in a hot bath at an appropriate temperature.
  • the piece is kept in the bath and thereby at a constant temperature until the bainite reaction has taken place, whereafter the piece is cooled to room temperature.
  • the S-curves according to this process are indicated by solid lines and the curve illustrating the cooling of the piece by a broken line in a time-temperature coordiate system.
  • the present invention provides a ductile iron of the character described, which comprises as alloying elements molybdenium 0.10 0.26 by weight and manganese 0.3 1.4 by weight and possibly also an alloying'element which promotes the formation of a pearlitic micro-structure during the casting and thereby accelerates the austenization and which consists of nickel in an amount of less than 2.5 by weight and at least one of the elements tin and copper.
  • the ductile iron and its bainitization process according to the present invention can be applied to both thick and thin castings. In this process, the alloying ratios need not be changed according to the wall thickness of the casting.
  • This ductile iron is rather mildly alloyed so that the alloying elements do not raise its price very much.
  • the retained austenite present in this ductile iron in addition to bainite, gives it toughness and makes it capable of being hardened by machining.
  • Hardening by machining creates a compression stress at the surface and thereby increases the fatigue strength. Its elongation at rupture is great.
  • the ductile iron according to the invention contains the conventional amounts of carbon, silicon, phosphorus, sulphur, and magnesium, and as actual alloying elements, molybdenium 0.10 0.26 preferably 0.15 0.22 and manganese 0.3 1.4
  • a ductile iron so alloyed is as such suitable for isothermal bainitization. If an amount of 0.03 0.2 of tin, 0.3 1.0 of copper, or 0.5 2.5 of nickel is also added to the alloy, a pearlitic micro-structure is obtained in the piece in as cast condition, and when this structure is reheated to the austenitization temperature, itbecomcs austenitized considerably faster than a micro-structure which contains free ferrite, and thereby the heattreatment period is shortened. Tin, copper and nickel have a similar effect on the pearlite formation and therefore they can entirely or partly replace each other; for example, a one-third batch of each of the three additives can be used.
  • a ductile iron according to the invention, bainitized isothermally, is an excellent raw material for gears, especially when the teeth cannot be finishedor are not worth finishing by grinding.
  • An example of such a case is gears with inside teeth. It is also applicable to all kinds of machine elements exposed to fatigue stress loads. Examples of such machine elements are, in addition to gears, gear shafts, sprockets, support wheels or rolls which are to roll against a hard surface, cams, crankshafts, support rings, and various parts subject to wear and tear, such as friction plates.
  • FIG. 1 shows, in time-temperature diagram, some characteristical curves for a highly alloyed ductile iron belonging to the prior art
  • FIG. 2 shows corresponding curves for a known unalloyed ductile iron
  • FIG. 3 shows corresponding curves for a ductile iron according to the present invention.
  • a ductile iron piece according to the invention is manufactured, for example, in the following manner: A disk-shaped blank with a diameter of 150 mm and a thickness of mm is cast from a melt which contains as alloying elements carbon (C) 3.5 3.7 silicon (Si) 2.1 2.4 manganese (Mn) 0.50 0.55 molybdenium (M0) 0.2 0.22 and copper (Cu) 0.7 0.8 and a conventional amount of magnesium.
  • the blank is allowed to cool freely, or its treatment is continued while it is hot.
  • the blank is transferred to a furnace with a temperature of 900C. In the furnace, the micro-structure of the blank is transformed into austenite.
  • the blank After an austenitization of 2 hours, the blank is quenched into a salt bath at a temperature of 370C.
  • the quantity of the bath is 200 kg and it contains 1 part of sodium nitrate (NaNO and 1 part of potassium nitrate (KNO).
  • the bath has been provided with a agitation device and with a thermostat.
  • the test piece is kept in the bath from minutes to 4 hours, depending on the desired amount of bainite.
  • the blank is removed from the bath and allowed to cool freely. Thereafter, the blank contains, for example, bainite about 50 by vol., austenite about 40 by vol., and graphite about 10 by vol.
  • a suitable amount of retained austenite is -50 by vol.
  • a ductile iron containing less austenite is not capable of being work hardened by machining and a ductile iron containing more austenite is not strong enough.
  • FIG. 3 The isothermal heat-treatment of a ductile iron according to the invention is illustrated in FIG. 3 in a time-temperature coordinate system.
  • the solid lines indicate the S-curves of the ductile iron.
  • the broken line indicates the cooling curve of the piece.
  • An isothermally bainitized blank, cast from a ductile iron alloyed according to the invention, is of a very even qualityand suitable for machining. It has been verified by tensile strength tests that its elongation, when a tensile strength of 1 10 kp/mm is used, is about 10 which is high when compared to the respective value of a highly alloyed bainitic ductile iron or a quenched and tempered ductile iron of the same strength.
  • the tensile strength and elongation of some bainitized ductile irons having an alloy ratio according to the present invention are as follows:
  • the retained austenite in a ductile iron according to the invention makes it capable of being hardened by machining and thereby capable of enduring a very fatiguing load.
  • a bending fatigue test with a turned and polished test bar of 12 mm gives a value of 50 kp/mm which is high compared to the respective values of other ductile iron.
  • a bending fatigue test with a notch bar of 12 mm into which there has been turned a groove with an angle of 60 and with a bottom rounding radius of 1.0 mm gives a value of 40 kplmm which is high even when compared to steels.
  • the ratio of the values obtained from fatigue tests with the same SG- iron i.e., the ratio of the smooth bar value 50 kp/mm to the value 40 kp/mm of the notched bar, namely, 1.25, called the notch effect, is very low.
  • Rolling fatigue tests with a ductile iron according to the invention gave the following values.
  • the composition of the SG-iron used in the test was: C 3.66 Si 2.24 Mn 0.54 Mo 0.22 Cu 0.78 P 0.02 and S 0.008 It was heat-treated so that the micro-structure contained bainite about 53 by vol., austenite about 37 by ml, and graphite about 10 by vol.
  • the Hertzian contact stress was determined in a rotary fatigue test and was comparable to the values given in DIN 3990 El 9.
  • the counter gear was case-hardened steel (DIN 1720, 15CrNi6) with surface hardeners 58-68 HRC.
  • a ductile iron especially applicable to machine elements exposed to fatigue stresses containing as alloying elements molybdenium 0.10-0.26 per cent by weight and manganese 0.3-1.4 per cent by weight and having a microstructure of isothermal bainite and 20 to' 50% by volume of retained austenite enabling work hardening of the ductile iron in use when exposed to said fatigue stresses or by machining.
  • a ductile iron as in claim 1 containing tin up to 0.2% by weight.
  • a ductile iron as in claim 1 containing copper up to 1.0% by weight.
  • a method of producing an austenitic-bainitic ductile iron comprising austenitizing a ductile iron containing as alloying elements molybdenium 0.10-0.26 per cent by weight and manganese 0.3-l.4 per cent by weight by heating it to the austenitization temperature and austenitizing it, then quenching it in a hot bath to form isothermal bainite, and cooling it further when the bainitic ductile iron so transformed still contains 20 to 50% by volume of retained austenite.
  • a method as in claim 5 including machining the ductile iron before quenching it.
  • a machine element constructed of the ductile iron ofclaiml.

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