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Heat Treating 4130
Normalize Set point: 1700F Min: 7 hours Quench: Air Cool Austenitize Setpoint: 1650F Min: 7 hours Quench: Water cool, 10mins Temper SetPoint: 1225F Min 2:30hrs Quench: AIR Here's my test. Do you guys believe I can get good properties? Also an update I created 2 batches and retempered them...- Veranium
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- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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Heat Treating 4130
No I have not checked the as quench hardness. I set up a trial for both 1150F and 1200F. I will bring the 1150F to 1175 if it does not meet requirements. Thank you- Veranium
- Post #3
- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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Heat Treating 4130
Hello, I am trying to meet these properties below but for some reason after performing the Heat treatment listed below, I got different results. Part is 6.6" thick. I cannot give anymore than that sorry. UTS(Ksi) min: 95 Max 115 Yield(.2 Offset/Ksi) min: 80 Max: none listed Elong(2") Min: 20...- Veranium
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- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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Forging Ti 6-4
Good Morning, What are the best business practices for forging Ti-6-4 to aerospace quality? Is it okay to forge Ti-6-4 in a furnace that is also used to forge Fe based pieces? The Ti-6-4 is typically forged around 1700F-1775F while our Steel is forged usually above 2200F? I am worried that...- Veranium
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- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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15-5PH Questions
@WKTaylor and EdStainless Thank you guys so much for the information I will probably comeback here once this order is processed but I will attempt to tackle the Heat treating aspect and then work on checking chemical correlations.- Veranium
- Post #11
- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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15-5PH Questions
"EdStainless (Materials)16 Aug 22 19:50 I'll just say that I have seen a lot of spring applications in very high strength PH grades (17-7 CH900 and such) that would be better served using a fluoropolymer coated steel. In the higher strength conditions (aging below 1025F) the PH grades still have...- Veranium
- Post #8
- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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15-5PH Questions
"EdStainless (Materials)12 Aug 22 15:36 No elongation or impact toughness requirement? Our Fracture toughness requirement is a 77KSi min(K1C) Elongation is 10min RA is 38min I'll just add that AMS has 'stabilized' all of the PH SS specs for high strength conditions. They can still be used for...- Veranium
- Post #6
- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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15-5PH Questions
WKTaylor (Aeronautics)12 Aug 22 04:10 WHAT SPECIFICATION are You procuring Your material per [ASTM, AMS, etc].... and what form... Casting, plate/sheet, extrusion, bar, forging [etc]?????????? Forging Billets, AMS5659S What is the SOURCE [country/company of origin]?????????? I work at Forging...- Veranium
- Post #4
- Forum: Metal and Metallurgy engineering
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15-5PH Questions
Does all 15-5 need to be cooled to 70F? We are wondering at my company if cooling 15-PH to 40F or below would give us better mechanical properties? We usually get material that is with the .5-.7 range. My previous company used to require that we always held our manganese within the .75-.9...- Veranium
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