AN-Najah National University Engineering College Mechanical Engineering Dep. Effect of heat treatment temp in the micro hardness and tensile properties.

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AN-Najah National University Engineering College Mechanical Engineering Dep. Effect of heat treatment temp in the micro hardness and tensile properties Supervisor : Dr. Osayd Abdul Fattah Feras Shuqair Saif Soliman Nemir Injass Mo’men Nabeel

Outlines Abstract Law Carbon Steel Equipment Experimental procedure Results and Analysis Conclusions

Abstract Project’s Abstract: In this project we must study the effect of heat treatment temperature in the micro hardness and tensile properties for low carbon steel 1010, by increasing the quenching temperature above A1 to 1150° C (maximum solubility limits). After quenching we must tempered the steel and study the effect of the heat treatment by using tensile and micro hardness testing machines to find the relation between the heat treatment temperatures and the above properties.

Law Carbon Steel Low carbon steel has carbon content of 0.15% to 0.45%. Low carbon steel is the most common type of steel as its price is relatively low while its provides material properties that are acceptable for many applications. It is neither externally brittle nor ductile due to its low carbon content. It has lower tensile strength and malleable.

Equipment 1- furnace temperature 0-1100 °C . 2- Curve turning tool 3- Tensile test machine. 4- Quenching oil SAE 10/40. 5- Turning machine. 6- micro Hardness test machine.

Experimental procedure Tensile specimen procedure : The long of specimen is 40 cm and has a diameter 14 mm The specimen has been clamped on turning machine to coarse the surfaces. After finishing a turning process the specimen put into furnace to heated . Heat the specimen to austenite region. (γ) From the phase diagram we see the austenite region (γ) starts from 750 co to 1100 co maximum solubility limits.

Experimental procedure Heat the 24 specimen to 750 °C. The specimen heated for 15 minutes, take the three specimens from the furnace and quench rapidly in oil. Rise the temperature to 800 co for the 18 remains specimen and keep it in furnace for 15 minutes ,after that take another 3 specimens from the furnace and quench it in oil. Continue heating by step 50 co for the other specimen and another 3 specimens and repeat as the previous step. Tempering the entire specimen in furnace about 550 co for 1:30 Houre. Put the specimen in Tensile testing machine.

Experimental procedure Furnace Tensile test machine

Experimental procedure Iron – Iron carbide phase diagram.

Results and Analysis Results and Analysis of Tensile test Specimen No.   Annealing temp.(°C) Average Yield Strength(Mpa) Average UTS Average Elongation% 1 25 200 350 11.56 2 750 218.70 347.76 55.37 3 800 252.17 343.20 65.97 4 850 243.39 343.21 59.30 5 900 246.85 354.38 61.10 6 950 234.94 349.70 55.67 7 1000 243.80 346.50 51.67 8 1050 233.86 351.05 57.35 9 1100 227.80 345.46 61.37

Results and Analysis Temp Vs Average Yield Strength

Results and Analysis Temp Vs Average UTS

Results and Analysis Temp Vs Average Elongation

Average Micro Hardness Results and Analysis Effect of heat Treatment on the Average Micro Hardness Specimen No.   Annealing temp.(°C) Average Micro Hardness 1 25 901.73 2 750 670.40 3 800 699.13 4 850 691.75 5 900 659.30 6 950 673.60 7 1000 685.83 8 1050 757.07 9 1100 698.83

Results and Analysis Temp Vs Average Hardness

Conclusions Increasing the heat treatment temperature cause to improve the properties of the steel, and increase the Yield Strength, and the maximum Yield Strength at 800°C. the percentage increasing was 26%.

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