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ION/PLASMA CARBURIZING; THEORY AND PRACTICE

ION/PLASMA CARBURIZING; THEORY AND PRACTICE Abstract The manuscript describes plasma carburizing process with an emphasis on process parameters rather than structure-property relationships. Following a brief description of the glow-discharge plasma the results on several steels are presented to show the effect of process parameters on the kinetics of carburizing. A diffusion model, utilizing forward finite difference numerical technique, is also given as an aid in estimating process temperatures and times to obtain desired case depths. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Processes Taylor & Francis

ION/PLASMA CARBURIZING; THEORY AND PRACTICE

ION/PLASMA CARBURIZING; THEORY AND PRACTICE

Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Processes , Volume 3 (4): 23 – Jan 1, 1988

Abstract

Abstract The manuscript describes plasma carburizing process with an emphasis on process parameters rather than structure-property relationships. Following a brief description of the glow-discharge plasma the results on several steels are presented to show the effect of process parameters on the kinetics of carburizing. A diffusion model, utilizing forward finite difference numerical technique, is also given as an aid in estimating process temperatures and times to obtain desired case depths.

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Taylor & Francis
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ISSN
0898-2090
DOI
10.1080/10426918808953218
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Abstract

Abstract The manuscript describes plasma carburizing process with an emphasis on process parameters rather than structure-property relationships. Following a brief description of the glow-discharge plasma the results on several steels are presented to show the effect of process parameters on the kinetics of carburizing. A diffusion model, utilizing forward finite difference numerical technique, is also given as an aid in estimating process temperatures and times to obtain desired case depths.

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Advanced Materials and Manufacturing ProcessesTaylor & Francis

Published: Jan 1, 1988

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