This paper is a study to evaluate the mechanical properties of ingot-cast alloy materials used as diaphragm materials for turbine components of power generation steam turbines. In this paper, the mechanical properties were confirmed using spark atomic...
This paper is a study to evaluate the mechanical properties of ingot-cast alloy materials used as diaphragm materials for turbine components of power generation steam turbines. In this paper, the mechanical properties were confirmed using spark atomic emission spectroscopy, a universal testing machine, a Charpy impact tester, and a Brinell hardness tester. The material is a material (SUS410J1) manufactured by the ingot casting method according to the standards of Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Co., Ltd. (e.g., 80G-10036). The mechanical properties were compared according to the tempering temperature. The JIS code was selected to identify the material properties by the inner surface, outer surface, and mean radius position of the material. According to the test results, the hardness was high in the order of 680℃ > 710℃ > 740℃. At room temperature, the tensile strength was high in the order of 680℃ > 710℃ > 740℃, the yield strength was high in the order of 680℃ > 710℃ > 740℃, the elongation was high in the order of 740℃ > 710℃ > 680℃, and the area shrinkage was high in the order of 740℃ > 710℃ > 680℃. In addition, when the inner diameter and outer diameter were compared, the inner diameter was higher than the outer diameter. The tempering temperature that satisfied the specifications for both the inner diameter and the outer diameter was 740℃.