Steel And Its Heat Treatment
Steel And Its Heat Treatment
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91. Core of Steel Carburized at 1830 F. , Slow Cooled, and Double Quenched from 1830 and 1375 F. (Bullens. ) graphs of this and the preceding chapter, it must be evident that the best wearing surface, all things considered, is not characterized by the presence of free cementite as a network or as spines. Granting this, the way by which this condition may be avoided, assuming that the carburized steel contains a hyper-eutectoid zone, is first to eliminate the free cementite by quenching above th...e Acm range of the case, and to be -followed by a treatment for purposes of grain refinement and hardening of the case such as will not reproduce the original network condition of the free cementite. Of necessity, for reasons previously given, this second operation must consist of a quenching at about 1375 F. For straight carbon steels.
CASE HARDENING: THERMAL TREATMENT 163 Effect of Double Quenching on the High-carbon Case. The effect of these two quenching operations is shown in the photo- micrograph of Fig.
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91. Core of Steel Carburized at 1830 F. , Slow Cooled, and Double Quenched from 1830 and 1375 F. (Bullens. ) graphs of this and the preceding chapter, it must be evident that the best wearing surface, all things considered, is not characterized by the presence of free cementite as a network or as spines. Granting this, the way by which this condition may be avoided, assuming that the carburized steel contains a hyper-eutectoid zone, is first to eliminate the free cementite by quenching above th...e Acm range of the case, and to be -followed by a treatment for purposes of grain refinement and hardening of the case such as will not reproduce the original network condition of the free cementite. Of necessity, for reasons previously given, this second operation must consist of a quenching at about 1375 F. For straight carbon steels.
CASE HARDENING: THERMAL TREATMENT 163 Effect of Double Quenching on the High-carbon Case. The effect of these two quenching operations is shown in the photo- micrograph of Fig.
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