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Flame Hardening of Heavy Steel Components [electronic resoure : Project Report] Raghupathy.V P Dr.

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Shakthi Ganesh Kumar N, Santhosh P, Arjun K A, Naveen Kumar G

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TextLanguage: English Series: NULLPublication details: PESIT, Dept. of ME, BangaloreSubject(s):

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PRME07-1140

Summary: Flame hardening is a procedure that is used to harden the surface of metal parts. When one uses an oxyacetylene flame, a thin layer at the surface of the part is rapidly heated to its critical temperature and then immediately quenched by a combination of a water spray and the cold base metal. This process produces a thin, hardened surface, and at the same time, the internal parts retain their original properties. Whether the process is manual or mechanical, a close watch must be maintained, since the torches heat the metal rapidly and the temperatures are usually determined visually.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Vol info	Status	Barcode
Project Reports	Central Library Central Library	Central Library	PRME07-1140 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	(29/06/1905)	Available	PR1140

Flame hardening is a procedure that is used to harden the surface of metal parts. When one uses an oxyacetylene flame, a thin layer at the surface of the part is rapidly heated to its critical temperature and then immediately quenched by a combination of a water spray and the cold base metal. This process produces a thin, hardened surface, and at the same time, the internal parts retain their original properties. Whether the process is manual or mechanical, a close watch must be maintained, since the torches heat the metal rapidly and the temperatures are usually determined visually.

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