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Home » Controlling Gear Distortion and Residual Stresses During Induction Hardening

Controlling Gear Distortion and Residual Stresses During Induction Hardening

March 1, 2012
Induction hardening is widely used in both the automotive and aerospace gear industries to minimize heat treat distortion and obtain favorable compressive residual stresses for improved fatigue performance. The heating process during induction hardening has a significant effect on the quality of the heat-treated parts. However, the quenching process often receives less attention even though it is equally important.
Design Heat Treating Materials The Gear Industry Stress Distortion Induction Hardening Quenching Residual Stress Trade Shows & Events Gear Expo Technical
KEYWORDS distortion heat treating induction hardening quenching residual stress
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