Hardening of low-carbon improved steel by secondary hardening
Conclusions The strenght of steel 12KhN3A can be increased by secondary hardening without reducing the toughness.Secondary hardening is most effective in steel jointly alloyed with molybdenum and vanadium.The softening preceding secondar,, hardening is due to the decomposition of martensite and the...
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