Abstract
The effect of the content of impurity elements (in particular, chromium), the heating temperature before rolling, and the austenitizing schedule on the hardenability of boron-containing 35 GR steel is studied. It is shown that a change in the heating temperature of the steel for rolling by 50–100°C does not influence the hardenability depth, which is mainly dependent on the austenitizing temperature and time and the chromium content.
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