Evaluation of Surface Hardness Behavior of Heat-treated 35Mn6Mo3 and C35MN75 Steel

Abstract

The mechanical properties of medium carbon steel (35Mn6Mo3) were investigated. The hardness was tested by Rockwell hardness tester. Samples of medium carbon steel were examined after heating between 9000C-9800C in a vertical force air-circulating furnace and the tempering temperature was 2500C. The hardness values of the quenched samples were relatively higher than those of the as-cast samples. Samples quenched in oil displayed better properties compared with that of water-quenched samples. Water quenched steel produced its best properties in hardness; while oil quenched steel arrived lower hardness compared to water quenching.

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Soundhar. J , M. Subash

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Soundhar. J, M. Subash (2015). Evaluation of Surface Hardness Behavior of Heat-treated 35Mn6Mo3 and C35MN75 Steel. International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology (IJRASET), 3(4), -. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-20200