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Manufacturing Process Planning for Production of a Part «Corps that directs»
(Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, 2024) Abdalla Salah Mahmoud Mohamed Moustafa; Medvedev, Vadym
Heat treatments are operations involving heating, maintaining the temperature, followed by cooling, with the aim of giving a metal piece the most suitable properties for its use. They allow for a significant improvement in the mechanical characteristics of steel with a determined composition. Generally, a heat treatment does not alter the chemical composition of the alloy but brings about the following modifications: - Constitution (state of carbon and allotropic form of iron). - Structure (grain size and distribution of constituents). - Mechanical properties. The purpose of these treatments is to enhance the characteristics of materials and make them more suitable for a given application, based on the following modifications: - Increase in tensile strength and yield strength (Rem, Re), providing better performance of the element. - Increase in hardness, allowing parts to better resist wear or impact.