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Thermomechanical treatment of boring chisels
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 19661. Thermomechanical treatment increases the working life of chisels by 20–30% in cutting quenched steel. 2. The optimum deformation temperature of the head of the chisel is 500° C. Cooling below 500°C decreases the ductility of the metal and leads to the formation of cracks during deformation. 3.
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Thermomechanical treatment of AISI 1015 steel
Materials Science and Engineering, 1985Abstract The influence of deformation below the eutectoid temperature, followed by annealing, on the structure and mechanical properties of hot-rolled ferritic-pearlitic AISI 1015 commercial-grade steel has been studied. The steel was 50% deformed by single-pass rolling at room temperature (298), 823, 873, 923 and 973 K and subsequently annealed at ...
P. Deb, M.C. Chaturvedi
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Thermomechanical treatment of the VT15 alloy
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 19651. High temperature thermomechanical treatment consisting of hot deformation at 1050°C and quenching in water improves the mechanical properties after aging at 450 and 560°C. 2. Preliminary cold working of the β-solid solution is responsible for its uniform decomposition during aging following high temperature thermomechanical treatment ...
S. G. Glazunov +2 more
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Thermomechanical treatment of starch
2006Starch is used as a major component in many food and nonfood applications and determines the overall product properties to a large extent. It is therefore important to understand the effect of processing on starch. Many starch-based products are produced using a thermal as well as a mechanical treatment.
van der Goot, A.J., van den Einde, R.M.
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Subcritical thermomechanical treatments of eutectoid steel
Metal Science, 1983AbstractThe kinetics of annealing of eutectoid steel which was 75% cold rolled and then annealed at temperatures of 400, 500, and 600°C have been examined using measurements of microhardness, X-ray textures and line broadening, scanning and transmission electron microscopy, and positron annihilation.
M. H. Chang, J. G. Byrne
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Thermomechanical Treatment of Aging Aluminum Alloys
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 2015The mechanical properties, corrosion resistance and fracture behavior of precipitation-hardening aluminum alloys of different alloying systems are studied after a thermomechanical treatment with deformation in a wide temperature range. Application of deformation at the temperature of optimum aging in the thermomechanical treatment is shown to have a ...
N. T. Kareva, Yu. D. Koryagin
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Thermomechanical Treatments of Steels
2022José Ignacio Verdeja González +2 more
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Thermomechanical treatment of heat-resistant alloys
Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals, 19621. Thermomechanical treatment is the most feasible method for manufacturing parts of alloy EI437B and its substitutes (EI787, EI696), which must operate at temperatures of 550–650°. The process combines hot stamping with air cooling. After TMT, these parts have a fully or partially recrystallized structure. 2.
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Stainless steel: progress in thermomechanical treatment
Current Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science, 1997Abstract Various types of thermomechanical treatments, such as controlled rolling followed by accelerated cooling (i.e. a thermomechanical control process [TMCP]) and intercritical heat treatment, have been developed in austenitic, ferritic, martensitic and duplex stainless steels in order to increase strength without sacrifice of ductility ...
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