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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),1992 No.4MOSSBAUER SPECTROSCOPY STUDY OF MICROSTRUCTURE CHANGES IN WORN SURFACE FOR AUSTENITIC MANGANESE STEELS
MOSSBAUER SPECTROSCOPY STUDY OF MICROST-RUCTURE CHANGES IN WORN SURFACE FOR

AUSTENITIC MANGANESE STEELS

 

Zhang Fucheng  Zheng Yangzeng
Yanshang University
Guan Xiofa Wu Yonggen

Shenyang Heavy Machinery Plant

 

Abstract: The microstructural changes in worn surfaces of 6Mn-2Cr and Mn13 steels before and after wear were investigated by the use of back scattering Mossbauer spectroscopy. The results show that there exist two kinds of austenite for the austenitic manganese steels before wear, one almost contains no C and the other contains C. The carbon atoms mainly exist in the octahedren gap positions of austenite. There is only one carbon atom as nearest neighbour around an iron atom. Correspondingly two kinds of strain-induced martensite are produced in the worn surface of 6Mn-2Cr steel while wearing,. One is C and Me-free martensite whose internal magnetic field value equals to 33.0 T and the other is C and Me-containing martensite whose internal magnetic field value equals to 30.5T. The C and Me-free martensite is produced under a lower wear impact energy firstly and its weight fraction reaches the saturated value rapidly. However, the C and Me-containing martensite ois produced under a higher wear impact energy and its weight fraction increases with increasing of the impact energy of wear tests. There exist no strain-induced martensite transformation in Mn13 steel while wearing.

Key words: Austenitic manganess steel  Mossbauer spectroscopy  Strain-induced martensite  Wear resistance


*Manuscript received on July 20, 1991; revised manuscript March 25, 1992

 

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