Effect of Ultrasonic Vibrations in Some Heat Treatments
Keywords:
Increased ductility, Shorter process time, Spheroidisation, Porous compacts, Hardening of solid
Abstract
The effect of ultrasonic vibrations on many heat treatment processes, primarily ageing, and other such as, hardening of solid and porous compacts, spheroidisation, etc. are described. Results obtained with regard to ageing are particularly promising and indicate the possibility of obtaining a distinctly shorter process time as also an increased ductility at the same strength. These features may be of interest to the aircraft industry.
Published
2014-02-18
How to Cite
Vasudevan, R., Sreekumar, K., & Suryanarayana, K. (2014). Effect of Ultrasonic Vibrations in Some Heat Treatments. Defence Science Journal, 31(3), 199-210. https://doi.org/10.14429/dsj.31.6357
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General Papers
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