September 30th, 2011 : Posted in Induction Heating : Comments Off
Localized overheating is one of the most common causes of quench cracking. Overheating can lead to unwanted metallurgical microstructures, grain growth, scale formation, decarburization, as well as grain boundary liquation (incipient melting), which weakens grain structure and substantially increases the steel’s brittleness and sensitivity to developing intergranular quench cracking. Certain design features make a part [...]
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