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Autor:
N. N. Lipchin
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 16:639-643
1. We investigated the relationships between structural changes during heating of quenched metals and alloys, effect of impurities, carbon, and carbide-forming and noncarbide-forming elements on the temperature range of inheritance of the original su
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 18:547-550
Autor:
N. N. Lipchin
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Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals. 1:67-70
1. To decrease their deformation in quenching, tools of carbon steels U8 to U12 should be hardened in 35–45% aqueous caustic soda at 120°C (250°F). Tools of steel KhVG should be quenched with isothermal holding in the martensite range at 160°C (
Autor:
N. N. Lipchin
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals. 3:270-274
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Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 6:472-475
Autor:
N. N. Lipchin, S. A. Kokovyakina
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 12:719-724
1. The precipitation of carbides and impurities in the boundaries of martensite platelets during heating to Ac1 favors retention of the subgrain boundaries with prolonged tempering at high temperature. 2. The better mechanical properties after temper
Autor:
N. N. Lipchin
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment of Metals. 1:21-26
It was shown by various experimental methods that higher grain refinement temperature and the disappearance of texture during a secondary accelerated heating of previously quench-hardened steels are associated not with the recrystallization of strain
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 7:224-228
1. The initial crystallographically ordered structure produced after martensite or bainite transformation is retained during subsequent heating up to the temperature at which there is formation of grains with high-angle boundaries, detected in the fr
Autor:
N. N. Lipchin, S. A. Kokovyakina
Publikováno v:
Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 5:129-137
1. The precipitation of the stable excess phase from the supersaturated solid solution increases the quenching temperature, resulting in small grains in the fracture. 2. If the dissociation temperature of the excess phase is high, the new small grain
Publikováno v:
Soviet Materials Science. 7:499-501