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Question : heat treat
Ok, so I've been researching heat treating info and process logic and ran across this site , seems to be a great resource .
-http://www.navaching.com/forge/heattreat.html I did come away with a question on heat treat though and it has to do with once you get past the "nose" of the s curve from 1450f down to 900f in the example ( from web site), what effect does cooling all the way down quickly to 125F have , alternately what effect does following the s-curve more closely to the 125F. is it only about managing the thermal shock or will one : 1) have a higher HRC #.? 2)have a finer grain structure ? 3)have any thing else different ? I'll re-read the pc. in case it is staring me in the face , but in the mean time anyone willing to clarify would be much appreciated hope this makes scene , thanks |
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