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Steels for surface hardening

Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals, 1959
1. The considerable technical and economic advantages of surface hardening after high-frequency heating, giving better service performance, labor savings during manufacture, lower heat treating cost and also offering the possibility of complex automation of the production cycle, may be used to fullest extent only if for the components in question a ...
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Laser Surface Hardening

2022
Jianhua Yao, Qunli Zhang, Rong Liu, Guolong Wu   +3 more
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Effects of surface texturing and laminar plasma jet surface hardening on the tribological behaviors of GCr15 bearing steel

Tribology International, 2022
Deqiang Tan, Deping Yu
exaly  

Heat transfer during surface hardening

1990
In surface hardening, the work surface is brought rapidly to temperature by a high power-density applied at the surface. The aim is to heat a shallow layer without affecting the rest of the workpiece. These two features the high intensity and the thin layer mean that different criteria from billet heating apply.
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Surface Hardening

2019
P. C. Angelo, B. Ravisankar
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Laser Surface Hardening

2021
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Surface hardening

Tribology International, 1978
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Laser surface hardening and electric-spark surface hardening of materials

Journal of Soviet Laser Research, 1988
V. S. Kovalenko, A. D. Verkhoturov, L. F. Golovko, I. A. Podchernyaeva   +3 more
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Surface Hardening of Steel

Abstract This chapter describes case depth and discusses flame hardening, laser heat treatment, electron beam hardening, induction heat treatment, and induction hardening.
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Laminar plasma jet surface hardening of the U75V rail steel: Insight into the hardening mechanism and control scheme

Surface and Coatings Technology, 2020
Deping Yu
exaly