• CN:11-2187/TH
  • ISSN:0577-6686

›› 1996, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (1): 50-55.

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硼化物层脆性的分析与控制

刘永炘   

  1. 合肥工业大学
  • 发布日期:1996-01-01

ANALYSIS AND CONTROL OF BRITTLENESS OF THE BORIDE LAYER

Liu Yongxin   

  1. Hefei University of Technology
  • Published:1996-01-01

摘要: 在试验研究结果和其他文献报道的基础上,综合分析和讨论了硼化物层的系列致脆因素。据此,提出了若干减脆措施。某些过渡或稀土金属元素能有效减小硼化物层的本征脆性。这归因于硼化物层,主要由Fe2B相构成,并伴有少量分散的第二相质点,且硼化物层晶界结构得以改善,其组织不仅细化且致密。依靠钢号的精选亦能改善共渗钢件基体与过渡层的显微组织,可减轻硼化物的生长织构,减小共渗层的表现脆性。靠工艺材料的净化也能控制硼化物层的表现脆性。通过多元渗硼与后继热处理工艺参数的优化亦可减小表现脆性。此外,对硼化物层脆性测试方法亦作了评述。为正确评价硼化物层的脆性,推荐了几种实用的测试方法。

关键词: 脆性, 多元渗硼, 控制, 硼化物层

Abstract: Based on our experimental results and those reported in the literature, a number of factors which cause the brittleness of the boride layer on steel are analyzed and diseased. Furthermore, some methods to alleviate the brittleness of boride layer are proposed as follows. Introducing such elements as nitrogen, some transition or rare earth metals can effectively decrease the intrinsic brittleness of the boride layer. This can be attributed to the following reasons. The structure of the boride layer is mainly composed of Fe2B phase, along with a small amount of dispersed second phase particles. The grain boundary structure of the boride layer is improved. The structure of the boride layer becomes not only fine but also compact. The microstructure of the core matrix and the transition layer of a co-penetrated steel part can be improved by selecting the type of steels. Also, the growth texture of the boride phase can be alleviated. Thus, the apparent brittleness of the co-penetrated boride layer can be decreased. The apparent brittleness of the boride layer can be controlled by the purification of the technical materials used, too. The apparent brittleness can be lessened by optimization of the polybasic boronizing parameters and the parameters of the post-heat treatment. In addition, the measuring methods for boride layer brittleness are reviewed. Several practical useful measuring methods are recommended in order to evaluate correctly the apparent brittleness of the boride layer.

Key words: Boride layer, Brittleness, Control, Polybasic boronizing