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Why would I want to cryogenically treat tool steels? Does it really affect the microstructure?
After austenitizing and quenching, tool steels are sometimes subjected to cold treatment at approximately –80°C (-112°F), followed by tempering. Primarily, the cold treatment is done to increase strength, improve dimensional or microstructure stability, and improve wear resistance. These benefits are due to the transformation of retained austenite to martensite. Some studies show that lowering the cold treatment temperature below –100°C (-148°F) does not significantly increase the amount of retained austenite-to-martensite transformation—therefore, it does not result in additional benefits. However, other studies show that compared to cold treatment (–80°C / -112°F), cryogenic treatment (–190°C / -310°F) further improves wear resistance.
Air Products plyny, zvyčajne poskytované v plynnej a kvapalnej forme, umožňujú zákazníkom v širokom spektre priemyselných odvetví zlepšiť ich environmentálny výkon, kvalitu produktov a produktivitu.
Užitočný ako plyn, pre svoje inertné vlastnosti a ako kvapalina na chladenie a mrazenie. Prakticky každé odvetvie môže ťažiť z jeho jedinečných vlastností na zlepšenie výnosov, optimalizáciu výkonu a zvýšenie bezpečnosti prevádzky.