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Air Products develops procedures to optimize furnace atmospheres for annealing

Engineers from Air Products and Chemicals Inc., Allentown, Pa., discuss the proper specification, measurement, and control of annealing furnace atmospheres, which are critical to achieving the required metallurgical and microstructural results, at Heat Treat 2019.

Nitrex Metal studies influence of standard deviations on nitriding, ferritic nitrocarburizing

Jack Kalucki, Nitrex Metal Inc., Montreal, Quebec, discusses how standard allowed deviations in control parameters affect actual results in controlled nitriding and ferritic nitrocarburizing, in a presentation at Heat Treat 2019.

WPI develops color tint-etching method to quantify percentage of bainite in steel

Engineers from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Worcester, Mass., will present a discussion of methods to determine the amounts of various microstructures in steel during heat treating, at Heat Treat 2019.

Gasbarre modular furnaces allow companies to adapt as their products evolve

Engineers from Gasbarre Thermal Processing Systems, Cranston, R.I., will present a discussion of modular vacuum furnaces that allow companies to adapt as their products evolve, or as their product line expands, at Heat Treat 2019.

One Minute Mentor: Hardening temperatures for 440-N-DUR

Higher hardening temperatures are required for products machined from small bar sizes that have been annealed various times during thermomechanical processing.

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