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2 Abstract This article aimed at the induction heat treatment on steel. We designed some heat treatment conditions to discuss the importance of tempering during tensile fracture. We tried to distinguish the tensile characteristics of steels treated by different induction heating treatments. We designed three heat treatment conditions to emphasis the importance of tempering process by compared with the row material. Three heat treatment conditions including the first one, quenching, the second one, quenching and tempering and the last one, normalizing. We induction heated the center position of specimens to 950. At the same time, we inspected heating temperature around the heated position by infrared thermometer to control heating time. We also inspected hardness and fracture type of specimens after tensile test. The result showed that, the tensile strength of the steel shaft could be hardened after quenching because of the martensitic formation and stress distribution. The normalized specimens recovered the ductility and maintain the tensile strength because the lower cooling rate in air. When we quenched and tempered specimens, we obtained better toughness, and the tensile strength could be raised about 20. It could be seen the importance of tempering after quenching. Key Words: steel, tensile strength, induction heating 162

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5 È } k Õ» Ô (MPa) i h ï (N) Ç ( ) ï ( ) 1 õ ½m Õ i ½m Õ ie}i ½m Õs d ±³ ³ i q àõ n à ½m Õ i ) N20 ( k D A15 O L DISPLACEMENT (mm) ±³ ( ) ³ (h ) Ô d 165

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6 0.1 mm 0.1 mm ï ± ³ q ïn q ï ³ q ïn n p ± ³ e ³ ïq i uk Á e nk z 1. sg x i dõ Ô Ë} u e g é 2. sg x ê Ùk ½ i n Ô ï õ mk n iõ}iáïì³ 3. sg x s d x Í Ö õ ±û³ Ô n i ÕÙk}i xn Á±³e ³ Ô k e k i 1. Donald R. Askeland and Pradeep P. Phule, Essentials of Materials and Engineering, Thomson, Ç g làâ º }i} u Ç º Ç 2001 Valery Rudnev etc., Gear Heat Treating by Induction, Gear Technology, ASM, Heat Treater s Guide, Standard Practices and Procedures for Steels, George Krauss: Principles of Heat Treatment of Steel, ASM, Ohio, 1980, p z æ o ºÜ Ô û ï ½ Æï d ³ i d º m g Donald J. Wulpi, Understanding how Components Fail, ASM, Kuno Weiss, Valery Rudnev, Ray Cook and Micah Black, Induction Tempering of Steel, Advanced Materials and Process, 8/1999, H

7 12. Stanley Zinn, A survey of new techniques in induction heating, Heat Treating, M. F. Zhukov. etc., Induction pulse hardening of parts of thermal power equipment, Thermal Engineering, J.U. Mohring etc., Numerical and experimental investigation into transverse flux induction heating, T. M. Sorokina etc., Influence of high-temperature induction heat treatment on the properties of the metal, Metal Science and Heat Treatment, G. A. Berlin etc., Structure transformations in graphitic steel during induction heating, Metal Science and Heat Treatment, J. Rodel etc., Modeling of austenite formation during rapid heating, Surface Engineering, F. H. Reike etc., Recent developments in induction hardening, Heat Treatment of Metals,

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