Engineering Materials

Line Defects

Line defects are linear and one dimensional defect in which one surface of the crystal slips with respect to the

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Burger’s Vector

Burger vector is defined as the vector which indicate direction and magnitude of displacement of dislocation within a lattice. Burger’s

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Annealing

Annealing Annealing is the heating of steel to austenizing temperature and then cooling slowly in the furnace. The purpose of

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Common Alloy Steels

Some of the popular alloy steels are : Silicon steel Nickel steel Chrome-Vanadium steel Chrome-Molybdenum steel Manganese steel Vanadium steel

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Flame Hardening

Flame Hardening The process consists of heating the surface of medium carbon steel by high temperature gas flame at 2400°C

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Cyaniding

In cyaniding a case of high hardness and wear resistance is produced on C-alloy steels. Work is immersed in molten

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Nitriding

In nitriding, the nitrogen content of the surface is increased, this is done by heating the part in the atmosphere

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Carburizing

Carburizing is a case-hardening process in which carbon is added to the surface of low carbon steel. Thus, carburized steel

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Tempering

The martensite which is formed during quenching is too brittle and hence cannot be used in many cases, the residual

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Hardening Process

Process of Hardening Purpose To increase the hardness of steel to maximum extent by austenite to martensite transformation. To increase the

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Normalizing

It is the heat treatment process which is given to a product, which are subjected to relatively higher stress, the

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Crystal imperfections

Classification of Crystal imperfections Crystal imperfections can be classified as: Point defects Interfacial defects Line defects Volume Imperfection Types of

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