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Publikováno v:
Metallurgist. 41:187-190
High-temperature (up to 2200°C) furnaces with blocks made of carbon-bearing materials can be operated either in vacuums up to 1.33 10−3 (10−5 mm Hg) or in gases that are inert to carbon (argon or nitrogen).
Autor:
É. N. Marmer
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 36:214-217
Autor:
É. N. Marmer
Publikováno v:
Refractories. 35:381-383
The main characteristics of vacuum electric furnaces for sintering, heat treatment, and synthesis of ceramic materials are presented. Some manufacturing parameters of the materials treated in the furnaces are presented, and the heat losses in heating
Publikováno v:
Fibre Chemistry. 24:503-504
The heatproof carbon composite material UKM-11 was developed for the heaters and construction elements of high-temperature electric furnaces. In comparison to traditional metal and graphite heaters, articles made of UKM-11 are characterized by a lowe
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 17:566-569
Treatments were developed (see Tables 4 and 5) for stainless steels used for electrovacuum and electronic instruments, and also an ulta-low vacuum electric furnace.
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 25:19-22
The cooling characteristics of oil can be changed by regulating the residual pressure of gas above the oil.
Autor:
É. N. Marmer
Publikováno v:
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering. 18:287-291
It is recommended that high-strength and corrosion-resistant steels be heated in an electric vacuum furnace. Absence of oxidation and decarburization, decrease in the deformation of the part, increase in service life, plus safety, and nontoxicity in
Publikováno v:
Soviet Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics. 4:942-946
1. A method has been developed for producing experimental specimens of heaters in the form of tubes and rods of NbC. 2. A method was been worked out for testing the rod and tubular heaters. 3. Preliminary tests of the experimental NbC heaters showed
Publikováno v:
Refractories. 9:706-712
Corundum is the most stable ceramic for use with molybdenum and tungsten (up to 1900°C) and can be used as a lining in the construction of high-temperature vacuum electric furnaces of semicontinuous and continuous operation.
Autor:
O. S. Gurvich, É. N. Marmer
Publikováno v:
Soviet Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics. 1:122-127
Data are presented on the mechanical, tensile, and creep strengths of graphites in vacuum at temperatures up to 2300 deg C. The testing procedure and set-up are described. (auth)