STRENGTHENING OF STEEL WELDING JOINTS, STEEL CASTINGS AND OTHER STEEL PRODUCTIONS BY THERMAL CYCLING TREATMEN
Main researcher
: SMOLJAN, BOŽO (108601) Assistants
JURKOVIĆ, MILAN (205935)
Type of research: applied Duration from: 01/01/91. to 12/31/95. Papers on project (total): 21
Institution name: Tehnički fakultet, Rijeka (69) Department/Institute: Department of Technology and Organization Address: N. ustnka 58 City: 51000 - Rijeka, Croatia
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Phone: 385 (0)51 32 844
Summary: The possibility of strengthening of steel productions -
welding joints, steel casting and other steel productions by thermal
cycling treatment has been investigated. The dependence of constructive
strength and the behaviour of steel on occasion of quenching, on structure
of steel, and particularly, on prior austenitic grain size has been
analysed. The microstructure modifications rising in steel during the
thermal cycling treatment with combination of diffusion and non-diffusion
transformations of steel, have been investigated. Based on steel, welding
joints and steel casting properties and the analysis of existing
possibilities of the thermal cycling treatment, the basic thermal cycling
treatments of steel productions have been established. The optimization of
the steel strengthening by thermal cycling treatment has been done. The
role of particular parts of the thermal cycling treatment on steel
strengthening has been investigated, and optimization of the parameters of
the mentioned heat treatment has also been done as well. Concrete thermal
cycling treatments have been established on the basis on experimental and
theoretical investigations.
Research goals: The Goals are: To establish a basic thermal
cycling treatments, To improve a thermal cycling treatments, Based on
analysis of steel productions properties to establish some new thermal
cycling treatments, To evaluate a possibility of steel strengthening by
thermal cycling treatment, To widen application of the thermal cycling
treatments in technics. Other information about the project.