Development of an Optimal Heat Treatment Regime for a Gradient Material Containing Tungsten Carbide

Ilia V. Chumanov; Andrey N. Anikeev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.909.219

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Development of an Optimal Heat Treatment Regime for a Gradient Material Containing Tungsten Carbide

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One of the main processes in metal products is heat treatment. However, existing regimes of heat treatment are not suitable for the new gradient metals. This article presents a method of obtaining gradient metallic materials and heat treatment development. Also presents the studies results of heat treatment effect on mechanical properties and metal structure.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 909)

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November 2017

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Ilia V. Chumanov, Andrey N. Anikeev

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Dispersed Particles, Gradient Material, Heat Treatment, Mechanical Properties, Metallic Melt, Microstructure

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