Hardening of Metallurgical Machinery Components by Facing with Heatproof, Hard Steels and Low Temperature Pre-Heating

N.N. Malushin; Denis V. Valuev; V.L. Osetkovsky; A.V. Valueva; A. Serikbol

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.756.263

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Hardening of Metallurgical Machinery Components by Facing with Heatproof, Hard Steels and Low Temperature Pre-Heating

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The technology of metallurgical machinery components facing with heatproof, hard steels and low temperature pre-heating is developed, and enables producing faced metal without cracks but in condition similar to the quenched one.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 756)

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N.N. Malushin*, Denis V. Valuev, V.L. Osetkovsky, A.V. Valueva, A. Serikbol

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Controlled Thermal Cycle, Facing, Heatproof Steels, Low-Temperature Pre-Heating, Superplasticity

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