Heat Treating In A Sentence

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• He covers metalurgy, composition, tempering and heat treating.
• After frames are welded they enter the heat-treating unit.
• Another difference is that steel can be hardened by heat treating.
• To achieve some of these improved properties the metal may require heat treating.
• He first tried to sell me on heat treating my entire house for $1800.
• The company, maker of industrial furnaces and heat treating equipment, was headquartered in Maumee, Ohio.
• I have gone back to the sections on forge welding, heat treating, tool making, hammer selection.
• It tasted like it was cooked, but it retained the vitamin B6 by not heat treating it.
• The results show that heat treating structure is high - tenacity low - carbon martensitic matrix and high - hardness eutectic boride.
• In the aerospace industry, a superalloy may undergo five or more different heat treating operations to develop the desired properties.
• Common heat treating practices at the time featured continuous cooling methods and were not capable, in practice, of producing fully Bainitic microstructures.
• Lucifer Furnaces Inc . of Warrington won a $ 86, 800 contract from the Defense General Supply Center in Richmond for heat treating furnaces.
• Lucifer Furnaces Inc . of Warrington won a $ 77, 700 contract from the Defense General Supply Center in Richmond, Va ., to supply heat treating furnaces.
• It is a precipitation hardening steel, which is a particular type of heat treating where the hardness and microstructure is formed through an extended soak.
• The Davenport facility also is increasing its capacity to produce aluminum plate for wing planks by adding a new horizontal plate heat treating furnace, Hassey said.
• New forged austempering technology is used in steel spade heat treating for energy-saving and the quality of the treated spade is guaranteed in a retrofitted equipment.
• Abe led the government's AIDS panel from 1983 to 1984 and opposed the swift government approval of heat-treating blood products, a process that sterilizes the blood from the virus that causes AIDS.