Study on Heat Treatment of a Low Nickel Superalloy Used for Automotive Valves

Yan Mo; Dong Zhe Wang; Hai Ding Liu; Lin Du; Ying Long Liu; Hong Wan; Guo Ping Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.807.37

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Study on Heat Treatment of a Low Nickel Superalloy Used for Automotive Valves

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In this paper, a low nickel superalloy used for automotive valves was treated at different heat treatments. The metallographic structure and hardness with various heat treatment process were studied. Optimized process guarantees test superalloy can meet the technical requirements.

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Yan Mo*, Dong Zhe Wang, Hai Ding Liu, Lin Du, Ying Long Liu, Hong Wan, Guo Ping Huang

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Heat Treatment, Microstructures

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