Thermal Hardening of the Tin Bronze Alloyed with Nickel

N.S. Klochkov; U.P. Egorov; Oleg M. Utyev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.712.267

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Thermal Hardening of the Tin Bronze Alloyed with Nickel

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The article represents the results of thermal hardening of the stannic bronze alloyed with nickel without quenching. The samples were obtained by molding into a metal form applying centrifugal way of molding. Metallographic and phase analyses were carried out to define the mechanism of thermal hardening. The aging mode was chosen to ensure the maximum hardness of stannic bronze with nickel additives of the chosen structure.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 712)

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September 2016

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N.S. Klochkov*, U.P. Egorov, Oleg M. Utyev

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Age-Hardening, Bronze, Centrifugal Casting, Hardness, Nickel, Structure, Thermal Hardening, TiN

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