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Module 6

Steel and Iron:


Production and Properties

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University of Indonesia
Steel: Production and Properties

1. Classification of Metals
2. Steel
3. Iron
4. Steelmaking
a. Indirect Reduction
b. Direct Reduction

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Classification of Metal Alloys
Metal Alloys

Ferrous Non Ferrous

Steel Cast Iron

Low Alloy High Alloy

Grey Nodular Malleable White


Cast Iron Cast Iron Cast Iron Cast Iron
Low Medium High Stainless
Carbon Carbon Carbon Steel Tool Steel
Steel Steel Steel

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Steel and Iron
• Iron and steel alloy is the most widely
used metals in engineering application,
because:
– It is abundantly available in the earth crust.
– Economical: low processing and refining cost.
– Can be produced in a vast range of
properties, to meet design requirement.

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Steel vs Iron
• C<2%
• High pitch sound when hit • C>2%
• Bounded C  a or Fe3C • Low pitch sound when hit
lamella • Free C as graphite
• Tmelting > 1550OC • Tmelting 1300–1400 OC
• High strength and ductility • Low strength and ductility (150-
(200-500 MPa, 18-35 %) 300 MPa)
• Malleable • Not malleable
• Long machinary chips • Short machinary chips
• Low yellowish spark • High red spark

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Steel
• Steel : material which consists of Fe as the
base metal with C addition up to 2 %.
• Carbon is the most important alloying
element in steel.
• Other alloying elements:
– Impurities: Si, P, S, Mn  can’t be removed
from steel.
– Alloying: Cr, Ni, Mo, etc  intentionally
added.

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University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Classification of Metal Alloys
Metal Alloys

Ferrous Non Ferrous

Steel Cast Iron

Low Alloy High Alloy

Grey Nodular Malleable White


Cast Iron Cast Iron Cast Iron Cast Iron
Low Medium High Stainless
Carbon Carbon Carbon Steel Tool Steel
Steel Steel Steel

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Low Carbon Steel
• C ≤ 0,25 %.
• Microstructure consists of ferrite and pearlite 
soft, ductile and relatively tough.
• Not responsive to heat treatment.
• Application: automobile body, pipe, sheet, etc.

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Low Carbon Steel

ε
Symbol ASTM Class C Si Mn P S UTS HRB
0.2%

ASTM 0.50 0.040 0.045 270 60


SPCC CR-CQ 0.12 max - 32 min
A366-72 max max max min max

ASTM 0.45 0.035 0.035 270


SPCD CR-DQ 0.10 max - 34 min 50
A619-82 max max max min

ASTM CR- 0.40 0.030 0.030 270


SPCE 0.08 max - 36 min 50
A620-82 DQSK max max max min
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Low Carbon Steel

Posco Steel

Steel with the same


composition, may have different
microstructures and different
properties.

Nippon Steel
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Medium Carbon Steel
• C: 0.25 – 0.6 %
• Lower ductility, higher strength and toughness compared
to low carbon steel.
• Responsive to heat treatment.
• Application: gears, railways, cranckshaft, etc.

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High Carbon Steel
• C: 0.6 – 1.2 wt. %
• High strength, high hardness
and low ductility  is heat
treated (hardening + temper)
to increase toughness while
keeping the high strength.
• Microstructure: pearlite +
cementite (Fe3C).
• Application: tool steel, die,
cutting blade.

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• SKD 11 = D2
Tool Steel
• Composition:
– 1.4-1.6 C; 0.6 Mn max; 0.6 Si max; 11.00-13.00 Cr; 0.3 Ni max; 1.10
V max; 0.7 – 1.2 Mo
• High C, high Cr, V, Mo.
• Hardness 54-61 HRC.
• Coeff. Thermal expansion: 10.4 – 12.2 mm/mK
• Depth hardening: deep
• Air-hardening alloy tool steel, high wear resistance, high surface
hardness, good dimensional stability

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Cast Iron
• Cast iron is Fe with C > 2,14 %, with the
microstructure that consists of free carbon as
graphite in pearlitic, ferritic, austenitic,
martensitic or bainitic matrix.
• Other elements: Si, Mn, P and S (trace
elements)
• Alloying elements: Cr, Mo, Cu, Sn, etc to
improve particular properties.

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Types of Cast Iron

1. Grey Cast Iron (FC)


2. White Cast Iron
3. Malleable Cast Iron
4. Ductile Cast Iron (FCD)
5. Austempered Ductile Iron
(ADI)
Matrix: Ferritic, pearlitic,
austenitic, martensitic,
bainitic (austempered).
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Graphite Morphology
a) Flakes
b) Spheroidal
c) Mallaeble

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Besi Tuang Kelabu (Grey Cast Iron)

(FC/Grey Cast Iron)


• Grafit flakes/serpihan (dua
dimensi)
• Eutektik sell berbentuk
KOL (tiga dimensi)
Struktur mikro FC
• max = 10 - 30 kg/mm2
•  < 1,0%
• Mikrostruktur :matriks ferrite
dan flake grafit
Eutektik Cell Besi FC
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Bentuk Grafit Pada Grey Cast Iron
Type B

Type A

Type D
Type C

Type E

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Sifat Grey Cast Iron
Mekanik: Fisik dan Kimia:
Elongasi (%) 0.3 – 1.2 Berat jenis:
Kekerasan 130 – 270 Temperatur 7.1 – 7.3
brinell kamar
Kekuatan Getas dan Cair 6.75 –
bentur lemah 6.95
Mampu mesin Sangat Pemuaian 10 x 10-
baik panas 6 / 0C

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Besi Tuang Nodular (FCD) 1948
Mg : 0,040 – 0,080 % menyebabkan
grafit berubah menjadi bulat
S < 0,010 %, diatas nilai ini akan
bereaksi dulu dengan Mg,
kemudian baru berfungsi sebagai
noduliser.
Penemu :
Henton Morrogh, BCIRA, Inggris
dan Team INCO – USA
s = 45 - 55 kg/mm2
e = 3 – 20 %
Tergantung :
1. Nodularity grafit
2. Jumlah nodul/mm2
3. Komposisi Matriks
(ferrite/pearlite)
4. Adanya paduan (Cu, Ni,
Mo, dll.)

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University of Indonesia
Austempered Ductile Iron (ADI)
• Besi Cor Austemper (FCA) 1970-
an
• Besi cor grafit bulat dengan
matriks ausferit (ferit + austenit).
– ferit berbentuk jarum 
kekuatan
– a u s t e n i t  keuletan
•  mencapai > 100kg/mm2 : ferit
jarum
•  = 4 – 7 % : austenit
• Aplikasi : pengganti komponen
baja cor/tempa

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Besi Tuang Mallable (Mampu Tempa)
• Grafit berbentuk kapas / aggregat.
• Hasil temper besi cor putih (waktu lama
= 50 jam)
• Fe3C  3 Fe + C grafit pada 950 oC
• Temper grafit hasil cor (merubah
struktur Fe3C = temper grafit)
• Kadar Si rendah, cegah timbul grafit
• UTS : 40 – 47 Kg/mm2
• Yield : 28 – 30 Kg/mm2
• Regangan : 15 – 20 %
• Kekerasan : 135 – 155 HB

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Sifat Mekanik Berbagai Besi Tuang
UTS (Kg/mm2) Elongasi (%)

Grey Cast Iron(FC) 10 – 35 <1

Mallable Cast Iron 40 – 47 15 – 20

Nodular Cast Iron 45 – 55 3 – 20


(FCD)
Austempered > 100 4–7
Ductile Iron (ADI)
Vermicular Cast 30 - 40 2-5
Iron
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University of Indonesia
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University of Indonesia
Ref: kawasakisteel.org

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University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
Dept. Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
University of Indonesia
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University of Indonesia
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EAF & LADLE FURNACE

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RH DEGASSING - CONCAST

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Reheating Furnace & Sizing Press
5) Sizing
Press

7)

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Hot Rolling Facilities

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Cold Roll Facilities

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Cold Roll Facilities

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Cold Roll Facilities

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