Coercive-force and eddy-current testing of the abrasive wear resistance of quenched and tempered hypereutectoid carbon steels: II. Steels subjected to different quenching regimes, subzero treatment, and tempering after high-temperature quenching
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The effects of the carbon concentration in martensite from 0.70 to 1.35 wt %, the presence of up to 70 vol % residual austenite, the degree of coagulation, and the volume fraction of tempering carbides on the specific features of the application of eddy-current and magnetic methods for testing abrasive wear resistance are studied. The case of high-carbon (0.83–1.53 wt % C) steels quenched from 790–1200° C, treated with cold at −196°C, and tempered in the temperature range 75–700°C is considered.
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OpenAlex topics: Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Steels · Metal Alloys Wear and Properties · Magnetic Properties and Applications
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