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fracture toughness

fracture toughness

fracture toughness

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Hello, I am interesting in the fracture toughness characteristics for the steel with DIN 17007 designation 1.7147 or with DIN 17006 designation 20MnCr5  

RE: fracture toughness

According to Stahlschlussel (1995), the minimum RT Charpy V properties for the 1.7147 case hardening steel should be 34J and 34J for 11mm and 30mm section, respectively.

These values are identified as "after case hardening, in  core".  Clearly, the values of your actual material may be somewhat affected by the processing route.

If you need K1C/K1J values, I suggest you test some actual material (best), or ask your supplier for values.

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