Abstract
Carburizing technique has recently been developed to engineer the surfaces of the low steels for combined improvement in wear and fatigue resistance. The resultant carburized surface region is characterized by the high saturation of carbon in austenite lattices of steel. The duration and temperature of carburising surface hardening treatment can be chosen in agreement with the thermal treatment for obtaining optimal bulk hardness in the precipitation hardening steel. Characterization point of view structural and mechanical of the samples using X-ray diffraction, optical microscopy and micro indentation testing was then introduced in this work. It was found that the incorporation of carbon resulted in a hardened additional compounds consisting of a combination of martensite and expanded austenite.
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