Sequential Treatment of Steel Surfaces by Nitriding and Ultrasonic Hardening

Sergey K. Sundukov; Ravil I. Nigmetzyanov; Vyacheslav Prikhodko; Dmitriy Fatyukhin

doi:10.4028/p-vz1gn6

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Sequential Treatment of Steel Surfaces by Nitriding and Ultrasonic Hardening

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One of the ways to develop existing methods of hardening is creation of hybrid technologies that combine the principles of chemical heat treatment and surface plastic deformation. This paper proposes a nitriding technology followed by ultrasonic treatment. As a result of such sequence, a surface layer is formed that has an increased hardness and depth of hardening, in comparison with combined methods used separately.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 910)

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484-489

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February 2022

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Sergey K. Sundukov*, Ravil I. Nigmetzyanov, Vyacheslav Prikhodko, Dmitriy Fatyukhin

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Hardening, Nitriding, Surface Plastic Deformation, Ultrasound

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