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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Analysis Of Forging For Three Different Alloy Steels

Civelekoslu, Baris 01 December 2003 (has links) (PDF)
Forging is a manufacturing process which is preferred among the others in that, the final product shows more enhanced properties. The properties of the final product are directly related with the material used in the forging process. Main parameters such as forging temperature, number of stages, preform design, dimensions of the billet, etc. may be affected by the forging material. Alloys are one of the main areas of interest in the forging industry. The use of alloy steels may bring superior properties, especially in terms of strength and forgeability. In this study, three different alloy steels, which are hot forged in industry have been examined. The flow of the material, stress distribution, die filling and the effects of the process parameters on the forging have been investigated. Three industrial forging parts / M20 and M30 eye bolts and a runner block have been studied. Finite Volume Analysis of the forging process has been performed for carbon steels / C45 and C60 and alloy steels / a stainless steel X20Cr13, a heattreatable alloy steel, 42CrMo4 and a bearing steel, 100Cr6. The results of the simulations have been compared with the findings of the experiments carried out in a forging company. It has been observed that numerical and experimental results are in good agreement.
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Optimisation métallurgique du superalliage à base de Nickel 718Plus / Metallurgical optimization of the nickel-base superalloy 718Plus

Revaud, Meriadeg 16 December 2013 (has links)
Les superalliages à base de nickel sont très utilisés pour la réalisation des parties chaudes des turbomoteurs aéronautiques. Ainsi le superalliage Inconel 718 est utilisé pour la fabrication de pièces telles que les disques de turbines. Ce superalliage est fortement utilisé car il associe de bonnes propriétés mécaniques jusqu’à 650°C à un coût raisonnable. Au début des années 2000, ATI Allvac a développé un nouveau superalliage à base de nickel dans le but de concurrencer l’Inconel 718. Ce nouvel alliage, nommé ATI 718Plus, promet des propriétés mécaniques supérieures que celles de l’Inconel 718 pour une utilisation pouvant aller jusqu’à 700°C. Pour obtenir de bonnes propriétés mécaniques jusqu’à 700°C, la composition chimique de l’alliage ATI 718Plus a été établi par ATI Allvac, de façon à obtenir la phase intragranulaire !’ comme phase durcissante, et la phase intergranulaire " comme dans l’Inconel 718. L’objectif de l’étude a été dans un premier temps de comprendre la microstructure de l’alliage. Pour cela des analyses en MEB et en MET ont été menées sur un grand nombre d’échantillons, traités à diverses températures et pour divers temps, de façon à identifier la nature cristallographique et chimique et la cinétique de précipitation des phases présentes dans l’alliage. Dans un second temps l’étude a consisté à caractériser la microstructure et les propriétés mécaniques en traction et en fluage de l’alliage ATI 718Plus traité selon neuf gammes de traitements thermomécaniques différentes. Ensuite l’étude a permis de tester trois gammes de traitements thermomécaniques dont nous avons défini les paramètres grâce aux résultats précédents de manière à optimiser la microstructure dans l’objectif d’améliorer les propriétés mécaniques de l’alliage. Les essais de traction réalisés sur une grande varieté de microstructures et pour différentes températures ont également permis de caractériser la sensibilité de l’alliage ATI 718Plus au phénomène de Portevin - Le Chatelier. / Nickel base superalloys are used to manufacture many high temperature parts of aeronautical turboengines like turbine disks. The Inconel 718 superalloy is commonly used because it associates good mechanical properties until 650°C with a moderate cost. In the beginning of the 2000’s, ATI Allvac has developed a new nickel base superalloy to compete with the Inconel 718. This new superalloy, called ATI 718Plus, promises better mechanical properties than those of Inconel 718 for a use up to 700°C. To obtain such good mechanical properties, the chemical composition of the alloy ATI 718Plus has been designed by ATI Allvac to obtain the !’ intragranular phase as the strengthening phase, and the " intergranular phase like in the Inconel 718. The objective of the study is first to understand the microstructure of the alloy. For that reason, SEM and TEM analyses were performed on a large number of samples, treated at various temperatures and for different times, to identify the crystallographic and chemical nature and the precipitation kinetic of the phases present in the alloy. In a second time, the study has consisted in characterizing the microstructure and the mechanical properties of the alloy ATI 718Plus, forged according to nine different thermomechanical treatments. Then, the study has permitted to test three thermomechanical treatments, wich parameters we have determined according to the previous results, to optimize the microstructure in order to improve alloy mechanical properties. Strength tests performed on various microstructures and several temperatures also permitted to characterize the alloy ATI 718Plus sensitivity to Portevin-Le Chatelier effect.

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