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  1. Inorganic Materials: Applied Research
  2. Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5
  3. Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5, Issue 5, September 2014
  4. Tool steels of new generation
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Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 8
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 7
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 6
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5, Issue 6, November 2014
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5, Issue 5, September 2014
Simulation of the influence of vacancies on the diffusion of interstitial atoms in FCC metals
Solubility of oxygen in zirconium-containing iron-nickel melts
Nucleation of interstitial dislocation loops in metals under electron irradiation
Development of coordination-cluster model for analysis of interactions in melts of Li-Cr-N System
Production of nanostructural aluminum oxide-chromium layered composite for application in thermally stressed assemblies of space rocket engineering
Investigation of filled polymer weight loss upon irradiation in vacuum
Cathodoluminescence of TiO$_{2}$ powders
Study of properties of cathode materials based on lithium-iron phosphate
The preparation and structural features of zirconium tungstate possessing abnormal thermal properties
Photoluminescence properties of microspherical alumina-chromium catalyst
Behavior of ceramics based on Al$_{2}$O$_{3}$ and ZrO$_{2}$ nanopowders under gamma-ray irradiation
Corrosion resistance of the V-Ga and V-Ti-Cr alloys in lithium
Modification of titanium hydride surface with sodium borosilicate
Effect of the transfer activator on functional properties of the bromocain matrix transdermal therapeutic systems
Conditions of formation of “thick” plastic amorphous Fe-Co microwires in Fe$_{75}$Si$_{10}$B$_{15}$-Co$_{75}$Si$_{10}$B$_{15}$ system
Tool steels of new generation
Influence of curing mode on formation of epoxy composite structure in the presence of carbon nanotubes
Multilayer nanostructured coatings for cutting tools
The effect of surfactant admixture during milling on pressing, sintering, and magnetic properties of FeCrCoMoW alloy
Electron microscopy studies of near-surface layers of ZrO$_{2}$(Y)-Al$_{2}$O$_{3}$ composite ceramic modified by high-current beam of low-energy electrons
Preparation and investigation of silicon carbide materials on the basis of reaction-bonded silicon carbide
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5, Issue 4, July 2014
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5, Issue 3, May 2014
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5, Issue 2, March 2014
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 5, Issue 1, January 2014
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 4
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 3
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 2
Inorganic Materials: Applied Research : Volume 1

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Tool steels of new generation

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Author Adaskin, A. M. Kremnev, L. S. Sapronov, I. Yu.
Copyright Year 2014
Abstract Some requirements are formulated for tool steels used to make tools with their durability being limited by strength and impact resistance rather than by wear resistance. It is shown that the high-speed steel belonging to a new hypereutectoid class is optimal for the above-mentioned application. The fracture mechanisms are considered for ledeburitic (R6M5) and hypereutectoid (11M5F) classes of tool steels. It is demonstrated that critical length crack formation in hypereutectoid steels takes place not only by means of elastic but also by means of considerable plastic deformation; on this account, the work of crack initiation in 11M5F considerably exceeds that of R6M5. The above-mentioned fact is due to the peculiarities of 11M5F steel microstructure characterized by extremely fine grain and the absence of eutectic carbides. Correlation between fracture work and deformation is established under static bending (on one hand) and impact strength (on the other hand) conditions.
Starting Page 509
Ending Page 515
Page Count 7
File Format PDF
ISSN 20751133
Journal Inorganic Materials: Applied Research
Volume Number 5
Issue Number 5
e-ISSN 2075115X
Language English
Publisher Pleiades Publishing
Publisher Date 2014-10-24
Publisher Place Moscow
Access Restriction One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Subject Keyword ledeburitic steel hypereutectoid steel fracture work work of deformation critical crack length durability impact strength austenite grain eutectic carbides Inorganic Chemistry Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Materials Science
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
Subject Engineering Materials Science
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