SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_quenching

Material
17CrNiMo6

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT 17CrNiMo6 thermometal_enth mm

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Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.

Date: 19-02-06

Composition - basic material:

% C 0.17
% Si 0.29
% Mn 0.54
% Ni 1.62
% Cr 1.68
% Mo 0.28
% V 0.01

Phases:

1: Ferrite / Pearlite
2: Upper Bainite (soft)
3: Martensite
4: Lower Bainite (hard)
5: Not used - reserved for tempering
6: Austenite

TS = 1450, TL = 1507, LF = 250000 J/kg

Typical applications:

Case hardening steel
Steel for cold extrusion


About the properties:

Enthalphy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: Individual properties
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Heating: Individual AC1 and AC3

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test





Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 0.17
% Si 0.29
% Mn 0.54
% Ni 1.62
% Cr 1.68
% Mo 0.28
% V 0.01
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite
EndPhases





SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_quenching

Material
18CD4

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT 18CD4 thermometal_enth mm

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Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.

Date: 19-02-06

Composition:

0.15-0.22 % C
0.80-1.20 % Cr
0.60-0.90 % Mn
0.15 % Ni
0.10-0.40 % Si
0.15-0.25 % Mo
<0.035 % S
<0.035 % P

Phases:

1: Ferrite + Pearlite
2: Bainite
3: Martensite
4: Not used - reserved for tempering
5: Not used - reserved for tempering
6: Austenite

Typical applications:

Case hardening steel
Heat treatable steel

About the properties:

Enthalphy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: Individual properties
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Heating: Individual AC1 and AC3

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test







Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 0.18
% Si 0.25
% Mn 0.75
% Ni 0.15
% Cr 1.00
% Mo 0.20
% V 0.00
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite





SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_quenching

Material
18CrNiMo7-6

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT 18CrNiMo7-6 thermometal_enth mm

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Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.

Date: 19-02-06

Composition - basic material:

0.17-0.18 % C
0.50-0.58 % Mn
0.26-0.32 % Si
1.55-1.68 % Ni
1.63-1.71 % Cr
0.26-0.29 % Mo
0.005-0.009 % V

Phases:

1: Ferrite / Pearlite
2: Upper Bainite (soft)
3: Martensite
4: Not used - reserved for tempering
5: Not used - reserved for tempering
6: Austenite

TS = 1450, TL = 1507, LF = 250000 J/kg

Typical applications:

Case hardening steel
Steel for cold extrusion


About the properties:

Enthalphy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: Individual properties
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Heating: Individual AC1 and AC3

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test





Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 0.18
% Si 0.29
% Mn 0.54
% Ni 1.62
% Cr 1.68
% Mo 0.28
% V 0.01
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite
EndPhases






SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_quenching

Material
100Cr6

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT 100Cr6 thermometal_enth mm

COMMENTAIRES :

Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.

Date: 19-02-06

Composition:

% C 1.04
% Si 0.26
% Mn 0.33
% Ni 0.31
% Cr 1.53
% Mo 0.01
% V 0.01

Phases:

1 : Pearlite (Ferrite)
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 : Not used - reserved for tempering
5 : Not used - reserved for tempering
6 : Austenite

TS = 1320, TL = 1450, LF = 210000 J/kg

Typical applications:

Ball and roller bearing steel


About the properties:

Enthalphy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: Individual properties
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test








Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 1.04
% Si 0.26
% Mn 0.33
% Ni 0.31
% Cr 1.53
% Mo 0.01
% V 0.01
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite
EndPhases
Initial hardness
EndInitial hardness
EndProperties formatted for wizards usage





SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_surface

Material
38MnSiVS5

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT 38MnSiVS5 thermometal_enth mm

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Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.


Date: 19-02-06

Chemical Composition

38MnSiVS5

0.37 % C
0.22 % Cr
1.38 % Mn
0.01 % Ni
0.58 % Si
0.01 % Mo
0.018 % P
0.023 % Al
0.20 % Cu
0.044 % S

Phases

1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 : Not used, reserved for tempered phases
5 : Not used, reserved for tempered phases
6 : Austenite

About the properties:

Enthalphy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: As 16MnCr5, needs improvement
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Heating: Individual AC1 and AC3

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test, in case more then a
martensite transformation is expected






Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 0.37
% Si 0.58
% Mn 1.38
% Ni 0.01
% Cr 0.22
% Mo 0.01
% V 0.00
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite
EndPhases





SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_surface

Material
42CrMo4

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT 42CrMo4 thermometal_enth mm

COMMENTAIRES :

Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.

Date: 19-02-06

Composition:

% C 0.38
% Si 0.23
% Mn 0.64
% Ni 0.08
% Cr 0.99
% Mo 0.16
% V 0.01

Phases:

1 : Ferrite
2 : Pearlite
3 : Bainite
4 : Martensite
5 : Not used, reserved for tempered martensite
6 : Austenite

Typical applications:

Casting steel
Structural steel

About the properties:

Enthalpy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: Individual properties
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Heating: Individual AC1 and AC3

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test, in case more then a
martensite transformation is expected







Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 0.38
% Si 0.23
% Mn 0.64
% Ni 0.08
% Cr 0.99
% Mo 0.16
% V 0.01
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite
EndPhases





SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_surface

Material
CF35

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT CF35 thermometal_enth mm

COMMENTAIRES :

Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.

Date: 11-01-07

Composition:

0.35 % Carbone
0.65 % Mn
0.25 % Si

Phases:

1 : Ferrite / Pearlite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 : Not used, reserved for tempered bainite
5 : Not used, reserved for tempered martensite
6 : Austenite

Typical applications:

Heat treatable steel
High temperature construction steel

About the properties:

Enthalpy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: Individual properties
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Heating: Individual AC1 and AC3

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test, in case more then a
martensite transformation is expected











Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 0.35
% Si 0.325
% Mn 0.65
% Ni 0.0
% Cr 0.0
% Mo 0.00
% V 0.00
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite
EndPhases





SYSWELD database

heat_treatment_surface

Material
CK45

Additional info from the database

NOM : HT CK45 thermometal_enth mm

COMMENTAIRES :

Disclaimer:

Whilst this database has been carefully written and subject to intensive review,
it is the users responsibility to take all necessary steps to ensure that
the assumptions and results from any finite element analysis which is made
as a result of using this data are correct. Neither ESI GROUP nor the authors
can accept any liability for incorrect analysis.

Date: 19-02-06

Composition:

0.45 % Carbone
<0.4 % Cr % Va
0.65 % Mn % Al
<0.4 % Ni % Co
<0.40 % Si % Cu
<0.10 % Mo 0.035 % S
0.035 % P

Phases:

1 : Ferrite
2 : Pearlite
3 : Bainite
4 : Martensite
5 : Not used, reserved for tempered martensite
6 : Austenite

Typical applications:

Heat treatable steel
High temperature construction steel

About the properties:

Enthalpy: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit J/kg
Phase transformation enthalphy included
Melting enthalphy included

Thermal conductivity: Individual properties
Unit W/mm
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Density: Average values of not and low alloyed steels
Unit kg/mm3
Austenite: Average values of austenitic steels

Heating: Individual AC1 and AC3

CCT-diagram: Heat Treatment CCT diagram. It is important to understand that
the CCT diagram needs to be adjusted with a Jominy test, in case more then a
martensite transformation is expected







Properties formatted for wizards usage
Composition
% C 0.45
% Si 0.30
% Mn 0.65
% Ni 0.35
% Cr 0.35
% Mo 0.05
% V 0.00
EndComposition
Phases
1 : Ferrite
2 : Bainite
3 : Martensite
4 :
5 :
6 : Austenite
EndPhases