Use of Inert Atmosphere Reduces Scaling of Induction-Heated Forging Stock: Part 1

Use of Inert Atmosphere Reduces Scaling of Induction-Heated Forging Stock: Part 1

To use a protective atmosphere in an induction heating installation containing multiple inductors that do not have a special inlet for a protection atmosphere, the space between successive inductors must be eliminated or covered to avoid exposing the hot bars or billets conveyed through the inductor...

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Veröffentlicht in:Industrial Heating 2005-02, Vol.72 (2), p.55-58
Hauptverfasser: Stanescu, Mircea-Stefan, Stratton, Paul F
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Atmosphere
Carbon
Carbon steel
Forging
Furnaces
Gases
Heat treating
Heating
Nitrogen
Oxidation
Steel
Studies
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Carbon
Carbon steel
Forging
Furnaces
Gases
Heat treating
Heating
Nitrogen
Oxidation
Steel
Studies
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