Method for improving creep resistance and low cycle fatigue...

Metal treatment – Process of modifying or maintaining internal physical... – Heating or cooling of solid metal

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C148S618000, C148S321000, C420S027000

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ABSTRACT:
A method by which high temperature properties of a ductile iron alloy, including creep and LCF properties, can be increased for pressure-containing components that are subject to creep and low cycle fatigue. The method comprises modifying the ductile iron alloy to contain 0.4 to 0.8 weight percent molybdenum. A casting of the modified ductile iron alloy is produced and then annealed at a temperature of at least 725° C. for not less than five hours to eliminate carbides and/or stabilize pearlite in the casting. The annealed casting of the modified ductile iron alloy exhibits improved creep resistance and low cycle fatigue properties in comparison to an identical casting of a ductile iron alloy that does not contain molybdenum.

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patent: 2809888 (1957-10-01), Eash et al.
patent: 60-29420 (1985-02-01), None
English-hand translation of Japanese patent 60-29420, Shiro Nakamura et al., Feb. 14, 1985.

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