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Evaluation of Special Quality Die Steels NADCA Project Die Materials Committee Purdue – Oct. 2009

Evaluation of Special Quality Die Steels NADCA Project Die Materials Committee Purdue – Oct. 2009

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Page 1: Evaluation of Special Quality Die Steels NADCA Project Die Materials Committee Purdue – Oct. 2009

Evaluation of Special Quality Die Steels

NADCA Project

Die Materials CommitteePurdue – Oct. 2009

Page 2: Evaluation of Special Quality Die Steels NADCA Project Die Materials Committee Purdue – Oct. 2009

BohlerUddeholm Dievar Thyssen E38K Thyssen 2367 Ellwood ExELL Tuf-Die  SAMPLES-Phase I4- Thermal fatigue samples quenched in oil, triple tempered to 44-46HRC 5- Charpy V-notch, heat treated in oil and triple tempered to 44-46HRC. 

4- Thermal fatigue samples quenched in a vacuum furnace and triple tempered to 44-46HRC (welded to a 16” block).  5- Charpy V-notch quenched in vacuum and triple tempered to 44- 46HRC (cut from plate that was welded to a 16” block).

STEELS

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BohlerUddeholm Dievar Thyssen E38K Thyssen 2367 Ellwood ExELL Tuf-Die  SAMPLES-Phase II4- Thermal fatigue samples quenched in oil, triple tempered to 48-50HRC 5- Charpy V-notch, heat treated in oil and triple tempered to 48-50HRC. 

4- Thermal fatigue samples quenched in a vacuum furnace and triple tempered to 48-50HRC (welded to a 16” block).  5- Charpy V-notch quenched in vacuum and triple tempered to 48- 50HRC (cut from plate that was welded to a 16” block).

STEELS

Page 4: Evaluation of Special Quality Die Steels NADCA Project Die Materials Committee Purdue – Oct. 2009

Flow Chart for Die Steel Evaluation

Cut blanks for Thermal Fatigue and Charpy V-notch

Receive steel block – mark grain orientation

Rough machine CVN “potential”

Oil quench CVN “potential”

Vacuum quench Thermal Fatigue and CVN plate

Rough machine Thermal Fatigue and CVN plate

Finish/ Grind Thermal Fatigue and Charpy V-notch

Test Thermal Fatigue and Charpy V-notch Impact

Report Thermal Fatigue and CVN Results

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Cutting line

8’’

7’’

8’’

2.125’’

2.125’’

2.125’’

2.125’’

2.125’’

Charpy impact specimens are taken from the “red” bar as shown in page 2.

2.215’’

2.3’’

* taken from a 12" thick x 10" wide slab

Thickness direction

Length direction

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2367 and E38K

Page 7: Evaluation of Special Quality Die Steels NADCA Project Die Materials Committee Purdue – Oct. 2009

C DBOHLER-

UDDEHOLM DIEVAR 1850 F OIL 1125 F

C 2SCHMOLZ & BIKENBACH 2367 1885 F OIL 1125 F

E ESCHMOLZ & BIKENBACH E38K 1850 F OIL 1115 F

E TELLWOOD SPECIALTY TUF-DIE 1885 F OIL 1125 F

NADCAGRADE

ID SUPPLIER TYPE AUSTENITIZING TEMPERx3

CAPABILITY HEAT TREATMENT (44-46HRC)

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ID HRC 1 2 3 4 5 Av.

Dievar 44 21 21 21 20 20 20.7

2367 46 14 14 13 12 12 13.3

E38K 44 24 23 23 22 22 22.7

Tuf-Die 45 21 20 20 19 19 19.7

CAPABILITY HEAT TREATMENT (Oil Quench and Triple Tempered to 44-46HRC)

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C DBOHLER-

UDDEHOLM DIEVAR45 min

@1850 F OIL 1080 F

C 2SCHMOLZ & BIKENBACH 2367

45 min 1885 F OIL 1080 F

E ESCHMOLZ & BIKENBACH E38K

45 min 1850 F OIL 1070 F

E TELLWOOD SPECIALTY TUF-DIE

45 min 1885 F OIL 1080 F

NADCAGRADE

ID SUPPLIER TYPE AUSTENITIZING TEMPERx3

CAPABILITY HEAT TREATMENT (48-50HRC)

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ID HRC 1 2 3 4 5 Av.

Dievar 48.6 11 11 11 12 13 11.3

2367 48.5 8 8 9 10 10 9.0

E38K 49.2 12 13 13 14 14 13.3

Tuf-Die 49.4 12 12 13 13 16 12.7

CAPABILITY HEAT TREATMENT (Oil Quench and Triple Tempered to 48-50HRC)

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Charpy V-notch of Special Steels

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5

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15

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25

Dievar 2367 E38K Tuf-Die

Steel

Ch

arp

y V

-no

tch

(ft

*lb

s)

44-46HRC

48-50HRC

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ID HRC 1 2 3 4 5 Av. % of Capability

Dievar 43.7 18 18 17 17 16 17.3 84%

2367 42.3 15 14 14 14 13 14.0 105%

E38K 43.0 16 16 15 15 15 15.3 68%

Tuf-Die

44.0 17 16 16 16 14 16.0 81%

VACUUM HEAT TREATMENT(Triple Tempered to 44-46HRC)

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Thermal cycles

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rage

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ck L

engt

h (X

100u

m)

D2T2E222H13

5000 10000 15000

Average Maximum Crack LengthSuperior Steels (Oil quench)

44-46HRC

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Thermal cycles

Tota

l Cra

ck A

rea

(x10

6 um

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D2T2E222H13

5000 10000 15000

Total Crack AreaSuperior Steels (Oil Quench)

44-46HRC

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Average Maximum Crack LengthSuperior Steels (Vacuum Quench)

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Cycle Number

Ave

rage

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engt

h

(X 1

00um

)

D1T1E121H13

5000 10000 15000

44-46HRC

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Total Crack AreaSuperior Steels (Vacuum Quench)

44-46HRC

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SET-UP for Vacuum Heat Treatment of the Special Steels