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H. Mohammadzade, SH. Kheirandish, H. Saghafian. EFFECT OF GRAPHITE FLAKES ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF MELTED, TRANSITION AND HEAT AFFECTED ZONES IN GREY CAST IRON REMELTED BY TIG. IJMSE 2009; 6 (2) :37-45
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transition and heat affected zones formed during surface remelting (in order to improve wear resistance) with TIG

process has been investigated. Relationship between various TIG parameters and thickness of remelted and heat

affected zones revealed that a high concentrated heat energy is imposed by TIG process which makes it a proper option

for focused surface treatment. Based on microstructural examinations five areas with different microstructure and

microhardness were identified within the surface area. Graphite flakes were totally dissolved within the first area

leading to the transformation of denderitic austenite to plate martensite and the formation of ledeburite within

interdenderites. The main feature of the second area, resulted from the presence of graphite flakes, was the local

melting with a gap in the vicinity of graphite flakes and that of third area was the formation of finer and denser

martensite plates closer to the graphite flakes compared with those formed at a further distance. In the fourth layer

there is a mixture of martensitic and pearlitic matrix while the matrix of fifth layer has no change of microstructure.

In this study the effect of graphite flakes present in a pearlitic grey cast iron on the microstructure of melted,
     
Type of Study: Research Paper | Subject: Ceramics

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