Heat treatment of calibrated ball bearing steel with high-frequency current
Conclusions The proposed method of heat treatment of calibrated ball bearing steel by heating with high-frequency current ensures the properties required by GOST 801-60.We determined the optimum conditions ensuring recrystalization of cold worked steel (rate of motion of the rod through the inductor...
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