Effect of Rolling Process on Microstructure and Properties of 95CrMo Drill Steel
Journal of Iron and Steel Research International(2016)
Abstract
In order to improve the strength and toughness of 95CrMo steel and explore a short flow process, a direct rolling process was employed, and the effect of finishing rolling process on microstructure and mechanical properties was investigated. The results show that, with the decrease of finishing rolling temperature, inter-lamellar spacing increases, the strength as well as hardness has a general increase, and secondary cemenlite is distributed uniformly but represents a remarkable decrease in size. Based on Hall-Petch type equation, an effective relationship of yield strength and pearlite structure parameters was established. The correlation coefficients between the measured and calculated strength were more than 0. 95, which indicated a high reliability of the relationship. By analyzing the individual strength contributions of pearlite structures, yield strength was found to have a more great dependence on pearlite inter-lamellar spacing than colony size.
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Key words
pearlitic steel, controlled rolling, controlled cooling, microstructure, mechanical property, strength model
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