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Overaging of 17-4PH

Overaging of 17-4PH

Overaging of 17-4PH

(OP)
Do the mechanical properties of 17-4PH in the H925 condition degrade significantly if it is aged an additional 4 hours at 925F?  If so, do you have any data showing how much?

Thanks.

Paul
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RE: Overaging of 17-4PH

They don't degrade a whole lot-only slightly.  Remember, with tempering or precip. hardening, the temp. has a big effect (log.) but the time is merely linear.

I don't have actual data, but if you lose more than a few points Rc I'd be surprised.

RE: Overaging of 17-4PH

17-4 PH with 925 F for 4 hr preciptation hardening treatment will provide a minimum tensile strength of 170ksi-ref Vol. 2 8th Edition of Metals Handbook.

RE: Overaging of 17-4PH

Whoops! Misunderstood.  8hrs total time at 925F. Shouldn't be much less than 170ksia- expect approximately 165ksi min.   

RE: Overaging of 17-4PH

(OP)
Thanks for your help.  I spoke with someone from AK Steel and he said essentially the same thing, that the properties would not be significantly affected.

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