SAE 300M Structural and constructional steels
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SAE 300M Chemical Composition
SAE J 467b: 1968 / Special Purpose Alloys (ʺSuperalloysʺ)
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SAE 300M Physical Properties
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SAE 300M Heat Treatments
- Annealing temperature: 843°C (1550°F), cool at a rate not to exceed 111°C (200°F) per hour to below 538°C (1000°F). Normalizing temperature: 927°C (1700°F); Austenitizing temperature: 871°C (1600°F). Hardening quenchant: oil, polymer, inert gas. (Marquenching in a nitrate/nitrite salt bath, oil bath, or alternate quenchant operated at a set temperature applicable to the alloys processed is permitted. The parts shall be in the marquenching bath only for sufficient time to stabilize the parts at the bath temperature, but not less than 2 minutes, followed by cooling to approximately ambient temperature. Salt residues shall be removed by a hot water rinse before air tempering).
Tempering: 302°C (575°F), at least two tempering operations are required.
All parts, shall be in one of the following conditions prior to austenitizing: normalized, normalized or tempered or hardened. If those parts have been normalized only without tempering or overaging, they shall be preheated before exposure to the austenitizing temperature. - Normalizing: 913-941°C (1675-1725°F), air quenched. Annealing: 829-857°C (1525-1575°F). Furnace cool to 316°C (600°F) or below (rate of furnace cool should be 28°C (50°F) per hour or slower). Recommended subcritical anneal temperature is 677°C (1250°F).
Austenitizing: 857-885°C (1575-1625°F). Medium for quenching: oil.
SAE 300M Mechanical Properties
Temperature
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