Heat treatment for ASTM A182 GrF22 to achieve 220BHN

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The discussion centers on achieving a hardness of 220 Brinell Hardness Number (BHN) for ASTM A182 GrF22 steel. The participant seeks guidance on specifying heat treatment steps, including age hardening, tempering, and quenching. According to ASTM A182 specifications, F22V can achieve a hardness range of 174-237 BHN, indicating that while 220 BHN is feasible, it is essential to verify customer requirements due to variability in hardness across different classes of F22. Proper heat treatment parameters must be established to ensure the desired hardness is met.

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Hi guys,

I need some help here on heat treatment. I have a ASTM A182 GrF22 billet. I am just told i need to achieve a hardness of 220BHN. How do I go about precribing the heat treatment steps in order to achieve this hardness? I mean I know about age hardening, tempering, quenching, etc... But how do i spepcify wat steps to do and the temperature and time?

I am not looking for direct answers here, but hopefully someone out there can point me to the right direction or tell me where to start or what to refer to.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks & Regards.
 
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Look in ASTM A182. It's part of the spec. F22V has Brinell hardness of 174-237 according to Table 3. Class 1 and 3 of F22 are considerably lower than 220. I'd suggest you also verify what the customer wants as it doesn't look like you can be assured of 220 BHN.
 

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