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Micro Structures and Properties of the Surface with Electrical Discharge Machining for P20 Steel |
ZHANG Xiaoliang1 WANG Zhaoxi2, 3** QU Baoping3 SHI Huiji3 |
1. Beijing Polytechnic College, Beijing 100042 2. CPI Nuclear Power Research Institute, Beijing 100044 3. Department of the Engineering Mechanics, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084 |
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ZHANG Xiaoliang, WANG Zhaoxi, QU Baoping, SHI Huiji. Micro Structures and Properties of the Surface with Electrical Discharge Machining for P20 Steel. Chinese Journal of Materials Research, 2013, 27(5): 449-453.
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Abstract The P20 specimens were machined with different electrical discharging currents to investigate the effect of the pulse current on the micro structure and properties of the specimen surface. There are three layers on the specimen surface: ablation layer, molten layer and recrystallized layer. The thickness of the molten layer and recrystallized layer increases with the increment of the pulse current. The content of the oxygen and carbon element on the outside of the molten layer is higher than that in the base metal for the element diffuse during the machining. The micro hardness reduces from the out layer to the base metal for the heat treatment during the discharge machining. Micro fracture is found in the molten layer which is caused by the residual stress during the machining according the finite element analysis.
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