Study On Fracture In Low Carbon Steel Using Bend Specimen With And Without Carburizing

Anna Marie , Almodiel (2008) Study On Fracture In Low Carbon Steel Using Bend Specimen With And Without Carburizing. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Surface hardening such as solid carburizing is well known in the engineering field and the basis of this action is to extend the life span of machines and other metal structures in order to cope with economic demand. The reason for this project is to study the fracture in Low Carbon Steel using bend specimen with and without carburizing. The experiment involves three point bending and flexural test. In flexural testing, the value of maximum load is obtain and brought forward to the next testing which is the three point bend. The significance of three point bending test is to determine the fracture toughness of the carburized and un-carburized specimens. Formula implemented to gain the fracture toughness is referred from the book of ASTM E399 Guide Book, published in 2004 which is designed for Bend Specimens.

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