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Evaluation of the possibility of improving the durability of tools made of X153CrMoV12 steel used in the extrusion of a clay band in ceramic roof tile production Cover

Evaluation of the possibility of improving the durability of tools made of X153CrMoV12 steel used in the extrusion of a clay band in ceramic roof tile production

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|Jul 2023

Figures & Tables

Fig. 1.

Ceramic roof tile extrusion process – A) schematic diagram of construction of extruder barrels: 1 - vacuum zone, 2 - screw, 3 - pressure head, 4 - forming tool [25], B) main view of extruder, C) process of band forming

Fig. 2.

Example of worn tool - A) results of 3D scanning, B) scratches, C) crack

Table 1.

Chemical composition of X153CrMoV12 steel

Steel X153CrMoV12 (NC11LV) – chemical composition [%]
CSiMnPSCrMoNiAlCuVW
1.590.250.380.0120.00811.720.880.200.030.060.760.05
Table 2.

Parameters of the test samples’ heat treatment

Sample no.Austenitizing temperature [°C]Tempering temperature [°C]Tempering time [h]
960/4509604502
1060/45010604502
1020/20010202002
Fig. 3.

Results of hardness measurements of steel after the performed heat treatment variants

Table 3.

Results of the impact energy of samples with a V-notch

MaterialSample no.Test temperatureEnergy
°CJ
NC11LV960/450503.8
1060/450503.7
1020/200502.8
960/4502004.9
1060/4502004.6
1020/2002003.1
Hardox 60015021.6
220024.3
Fig. 4.

Examples of damage in the form of cracks to the NC11LV tools forming the clay band

Fig. 5.

Results of the ball-on-disc tests for the analyzed materials

Fig. 6.

Track profiles for the ball-on-disc test: A) sample 960/450, B) sample 1060/450, C) sample 1020/200

Table 4.

Results of the measurement of the track volume in the ball-on-disc test

ParametersSample 960/450Sample 1060/450Sample 1020/200
Track volume9622503209870303397096
Max. track depth17.021.77.46
Fig. 7.

Friction coefficients in the ball-on-disc test for both analyzed materials

Fig. 8.

View of (A) microstructure of steel NC11. sample 960/450 (B) magnified fragment of the area. Light microscopy, etched state

Fig. 9.

Microscopic SEM image, sample 960/450 (A) with the distribution of: iron (B), chromium (C) and vanadium (D). SEM/EDS

Fig. 10.

View of (A) microstructure of steel NC11LV – sample 1060/450 (B) magnified fragment of the area. Light microscopy, etched state

Fig. 11.

View of (A) microstructure of steel NC11LV – sample 1020/200, (B) magnified, fragment of the area. Light microscopy, etched state

Fig. 12.

View of (A) microstructure of steel NC11LV in the sub-surface area in sample 960/450, (B) magnified fragment of the area. Light microscopy, etched state

Fig. 13.

View of (A) microscopy of steel NC11LV in the sub-surface area, sample 1060/450, (B) magnified fragment of the area. Light microscopy, etched state

Fig. 14.

View of (A) microstructure of steel NC11LV in the sub-surface area of sample 1020/200, (B) magnified fragment of the area. Light microscopy, etched state

Fig. 15.

Course of a crack developing on the surface. Etched state, SEM – sample 1060/450

Fig. 16.

Spalling of carbides observed in the sub-surface area of steel in state 2. Etched state, SEM, sample 1060/450

Fig. 17.

A microscopic SEM image, sample 1060/450 (A) together with the distribution of: iron (A), chromium (B) and vanadium (D)

Fig. 18.

Surface changes of steel NC11LV. Etched state, SEM – sample 1020/200

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/msp-2023-0011 | Journal eISSN: 2083-134X (formerly 2083-124X) | Journal ISSN: 2083-1331
Language: English
Page range: 94 - 109
Submitted on: Apr 19, 2023
Accepted on: Jun 7, 2023
Published on: Jul 31, 2023
Published by: Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2023 Marek Hawryluk, Jan Marzec, Marzena Lachowicz, Piotr Makuła, Kamila Nowak, published by Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
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