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• SE2-P022<br />

THERMOQUIMIC TREATMENT IN A STEEL AISI 1018 THROUGH<br />

CHARCOAL AND GRAY IRON SHAVINGS.<br />

Luis Eduardo Tovar Gallegos 1 , Jesús Salvador Luna 1 , Carlos Rodrigo Muñiz Valdez 1 , Marisol<br />

Gallardo Heredia 1 , Juan Carlos Ortiz Cuellar 1 , Jesus Fernando Martinez Villafañe 1<br />

1 Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila, Química, Mexico.<br />

In the present work, was studied the behavior of the mechanical properties of<br />

an steel AISI 1018. It was subjected to a thermochemical treatment of<br />

cementation, by means of the individual use of charcoal and gray iron shavings<br />

as cementanting element. The conditions applied for the thermic cycle of the<br />

specimens treated with these two cementantings were: Temperature of 935°C<br />

during 8 hours of permanence, followed by cooling in oil. Subsequent by a<br />

process to release internal tension, that is to say, a distention, at 230°C of<br />

temperature during 1 hour of permanence, and later a cooling to the<br />

environment. For the development of thermochemical treatment, one box with<br />

a lid, made of stainless steel was used. In which the steel and the cementanting<br />

compounded for 80% charcoal and 20% barium carbonate (BaCO3) was<br />

introduced. On the other hand, the steel and the cementanting compounded<br />

for 80% gray iron shavings and 20% barium carbonate (BaCO3) was introduced.<br />

After the treatment the characterization of the specimens was carried out,<br />

starting with a chemical analysis (PMI-MAZTER spectrometer), hardness test<br />

(TUKON 2500 Vickers durometer), tensile test (TINUS OLSEN machine) and<br />

metallographic analysis. The result obtained for the cemented steel whit<br />

charcoal were favorable, obtaining a cemented depth of 1610 microns with a<br />

typical structure of martensite, and keeping the core with a perlitic structure.<br />

For the case of the cemented steel with gray iron shavings, this presented a<br />

changed of martensite structure on the whole sample, keeping 47 HRc of<br />

hardness. It is concluded that is feasible the use of these two cementantings,<br />

since its mechanical properties were absolutely enhanced. If this steel would<br />

have been thermally treated in conventional way, these results would have not<br />

been obtained.<br />

Acknowledgment: CORPORACION MEXICANA DE INVESTIGACION EN<br />

MATERIALES, S.A. DE C.V.<br />

Keywords: Thermochemical treatment, Steel AISI 1018, Gray iron shavings<br />

Presenting authors email: luis.tovar.gallegos@gmail.com

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