文摘
The effects of tungsten additions of 0 % , 1.12 % , 2.04 % , and 3.17 % (in wt. % ) on the morphology, fracture toughness and micro-hardness of Fe2B in Fe-B-C cast alloy were investigated. The results indicate that, with the increase of tungsten addition, the morphology and distribution of Fe2B have no change and a new W-containing phase, except the (Fe, W)2B with a certain tungsten solution, does not form, and that the fracture toughness of Fe2B increases first and then decreases, while the hardness increases first and then has a little change. Compared with the fracture toughness (3.8 MPa¡¤m1/2) of Fe2B without tungsten addition, the toughness at 2.04 wt. % tungsten can be improved by about above 80 % and achieves about 6.9 MPa¡¤m1/2, and variation characteristics of hardness and toughness of Fe2B were also testified by viewing the indentation marks and cracks on the Fe2B, respectively.