Steel with improved impact penetration resistance and method for producing the same

A steel has a tensile strength of 850 to 1700 MPa, a yield ratio of at most 80%, and a penetration border energy ratio of at least 2.0 relative to the penetration border energy of a reference steel JIS SS400 (corresponding to ASTM A36) of the same thickness. The steel can be produced by first effect...

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Main Authors SHIBUE TADASHI, KAWABATA FUMIMARU, ISHIGE KENGO, UCHIDA KIYOSHI, KUDOU JUNICHI, KAKINOUCHI TSUTOMU, TANIGAWA OSAMU
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 25.03.2003
Edition7
Subjects
CHEMISTRY
GENERAL DEVICES FOR HEAT TREATMENT OF FERROUS OR NON-FERROUSMETALS OR ALLOYS
MAKING METAL MALLEABLE BY DECARBURISATION, TEMPERING OR OTHERTREATMENTS
METALLURGY
METALLURGY OF IRON
MODIFYING THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF FERROUS METALS
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Summary:A steel has a tensile strength of 850 to 1700 MPa, a yield ratio of at most 80%, and a penetration border energy ratio of at least 2.0 relative to the penetration border energy of a reference steel JIS SS400 (corresponding to ASTM A36) of the same thickness. The steel can be produced by first effecting a heat treatment 1 on an unstable austenitic steel; then effecting, at least once, one or more or any combination of the heat treatment 1 and a heat treatment 2 on the steel; and then finally effecting the heat treatment 2 on the steel. Heat treatment 1 heats the unstable austenitic steel to at least the Ac3 transformation temperature and then water-cools the steel to a temperature below 350° C. Heat treatment 2 heats the steel to a temperature between Ac3 and Ac1 transformation temperatures and then water-cools the steel to a temperature below 350° C.
Bibliography:Application Number: US20010878409