Journal Title Materials Engineering - Materiálové in?inierstvo (MEMI) Journal Abbreviation Mateng Publisher Group The University of Žilina Website http://ojs.mateng.sk

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Title	IMPACT STRENGTH AND FAILURE ANALYSIS OF WELDED DAMASCUS STEEL
Authors	Mintách, Rastislav; Nový, František; Bokůvka, Otakar; Chalupová, Mária
Abstract	The aim of this work was the experimental research of damascus steel from point of view of the structural analyze, impact strength and failure analyzes. The damascus steel was produced by method of forged welding from STN 41 4260 spring steel and STN 41 9312 tool steel. The damascus steel consisted of both 84 and 168 layers. The impact strength was experimentally determined for original steels and damascus steels after heat treatment in dependence on temperature in the range from -60 to 160 °C. It has been found that the impact strength of experimental steels decreased with decreasing temperature behind with correlated change of damage mode. In the case of experimental tests performed at high temperature ductile fracture was revealed and with decreasing temperature proportion of cleavage facets increased. Only the STN 41 9312 steel did not show considerable difference in values of the impact strength with changing temperature.
Publisher	Faculty of Mechanical Engineering University of Zilina, Slovak Republic
Date	2012-01-21
Source	Materials Engineering - Materiálové inžinierstvo (MEMI) Vol 19, No 1 (2012)
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