Microstructure and Tribological Properties of a Material with Cementite Eutectic Applied for Metallurgical Rolls

Edyta Rożniata; Janusz Krawczyk; Robert Dąbrowski; Marcin Madej; Łukasz Frocisz; Jerzy Pacyna

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.682.119

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Microstructure and Tribological Properties of a Material with Cementite Eutectic Applied for Metallurgical Rolls

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Three prototype metallurgical rolls were produced on the basis of G200CrNiMo4-3-3 material. The method applied for the microstructure forming was different for each roll: the roll marked WOT – as cast state (without a modification and heat treatment); the metallurgical roll marked WMT – during its casting the FeCaSi deoxidizing was applied and then modification by a complex inoculant and argoning; the metallurgical roll marked WNT – subjected to a heat treatment (incomplete normalizing).The mentioned above differences in the technology of making rolls caused changes in their microstructure.The cementite eutectic and pearlitic matrix occurred in each roll. The main differences in the microstructure of cast steel rolls concerned a morphology of precipitates of hypereutectoid cementite. In the WOT roll cementite was mainly in the Widmannstӓtten system. Precipitates of hypereutectoid cementite in the WMT roll occurred along grain boundaries of primary austenite. A large fraction of spheroidal hypereutectoid cementite, precipitated in the whole volume of the primary austenite grain, appeared in the WNT roll. The microstructure influenced the rolls hardness and was equal 260 ÷ 350 HBW.Tribological investigations indicated decreasing the abrasive wear resistance with increasing the hypereutectoid cementite fraction within the primary austenite grains.

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Edyta Rożniata*, Janusz Krawczyk, Robert Dąbrowski, Marcin Madej, Łukasz Frocisz, Jerzy Pacyna

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Cast Steel, Hardness, Microstructure, Tribology, Wear

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