| Carburizing: Microstructures and Properties |
| Authored by Geoffrey Parrish, 300pp, 1999, ISBN: 0871706660 |
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This book provides the in-depth information needed to successfully obtain good performance of case-carburized steel parts. |
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| KEY FEATURES: |
- Presents extensive, in-depth coverage of the causes, interpretation, prevention and quantitative consequences of microstructural variations and defects in carburized parts
- Describes the effects of post-hardening heat treatments, surface grinding and shot peening
- Contains more than 250 detailed figures and charts describing the key engineering properties of carburized parts
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| DESCRIPTION: |
| Case carburizing has long been a basic technique for the improvement of the wear resistance of steel components. Key to the successful improvement, however, is understanding, interpreting and controlling the microstructure of the carburized case. The eight chapters in this book present information that allows: |
- Comparison of the effects of variations in steel composition and in carburizing conditions
- Estimation of how microstructural variations influence engineering properties such as wear, fatigue and distortion
- How to improve the selection of the steel to be carburized, the testing and evaluation of carburized parts and the proper control and adjustment of the carburizing process
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| $150.00 |
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