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Heat-treating processes, such as subcritical annealing, spheroidizing, patenting, harden-quench-draw, full anneal, and normalizing, and the equipment used to perform them are discussed. Types of furnaces discussed include a continuous or batch type, gas-fired radiant tube, direct fired, an alloy tube muffle, high-temperature electric, bar, pusher-tray, combination bar and coil, conventional batch, and vacuum pressure.
Heat-treating processes, such as subcritical annealing, spheroidizing, patenting, harden-quench-draw, full anneal, and normalizing, and the equipment used to perform them are discussed. Types of furnaces discussed include a continuous or batch type, gas-fired radiant tube, direct fired, an alloy tube muffle, high-temperature electric, bar, pusher-tray, combination bar and coil, conventional batch, and vacuum pressure.
| Author(s) | Light, R.J.Midland-Ross Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal6(11): 62-72 1973, Paper presented at WAI Ferrous Divisional Meeting, Indianapolis, IN USA |
| Year | 1973 |
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