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• SD7-P044<br />

MICROHARDNESS AND MICROSTRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR IN 35Cr-<br />

45Ni CAST HEAT-RESISTING ALLOY AS A FUNCTION OF AGING<br />

TIME<br />

Sergio Haro 1 , Ireri Aydée Sustaita Torres 1 , Rosa Dolores Ortega Reyes 2 , Rafael Colás 2<br />

1 Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, Unidad Académica de Ingeniería, Mexico. 2 Universidad<br />

Autónoma de Nuevo León, Facultad de Ingeniería Mecánica y Eléctrica, Mexico.<br />

Heat-resisting cast alloys are designed to sustain operation while being exposed<br />

to temperatures greater than 1000°C. These alloys have widespread uses in the<br />

Oil industries, for direct reduction of iron ore plants, chemical, and commercial<br />

heat treating industries; in addition, due to their exceptional resistance, they can<br />

be held into oxidizing, sulfidizing, or carburizing environments. The principal<br />

attributes of these alloys are creep strength, corrosion resistance, excellent<br />

carburization resistance, and ability to handle the cyclic conditions. The aim of<br />

this study was to determine the effects of time of aging on microstructure and<br />

microhardness of cast 35Cr-45Ni-0.5C heat-resistant alloy. The behavior of this<br />

alloy during aging was examined by optical and microhardness test in samples<br />

aged at 750°C for 0 h, 168 h, 336 h, 504 h, 672 h, 840 h, and 1008 h. The changes<br />

of the aging times show the increase in microhardness in the aged samples as a<br />

function of the time. The data indicate the evidence for the existence of two<br />

plateaus, one at around 260 HV in the range of 0 - 336 h, and the second one at<br />

around 290 HV, towards the longer aging periods. On the other hand, is possible<br />

observed that the precipitation may have ended substantially after 672 hours at<br />

750°C, that the explain the second plateaus. Another important result is that<br />

even the shortest period of time analyzed 168 h is long enough to produce a<br />

considerable amount of secondary precipitation, as confirmed by the increase<br />

into around 50 HV of Vickers microhardness.<br />

Keywords: Heat resisting alloys, Aging, Mechanical properties<br />

Presenting authors email: haros907@hotmail.com

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