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Steel Worked In Austenitic StateCategory: THE FORGING OF STEEL As a general rule steel should be worked when it is in the austenitic state. (See page 108.) It is then soft and ductile. As the steel is heated above the critical temperature the size of the austenite crystals tends to grow rapidly. When forging starts, however, these grains are broken up. The growth is continually destroyed by the hammering, which should consequently be continued down to the upper critical temperature when the austenite crystals break up into ferrite and cementite. The size of the final grains will be much smaller and hence a more uniform structure will result if the mother austenite was also fine grained. A final steel will be composed of pearlite; ferrite and pearlite; or cementite and pearlite, according to the carbon content. The ultimate object is to secure a fine, uniform grain throughout the piece and this can be secured by uniform heating and by thoroughly rolling it or working it at a temperature just down to its critical point. If this is correctly done the fracture will be fine and silky. Steel which has been overheated slightly and the forging stopped at too high a temperature will show a granular fracture. A badly overheated or burned steel will have iridescent colors on a fresh fracture, it will be brittle both hot and cold, and absolutely ruined. Next: Steel Can Be Worked Cold Previous: Heating
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