Apr 13, 2018 07:34
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English term
Gas backfill quenching
English to Russian
Tech/Engineering
Metallurgy / Casting
процедуры термообработки
Gas backfill quenching of forms other than sheet is acceptable provided mechanical properties are tested after precipitation hardening and results conform to requirements.
Proposed translations
(Russian)
3 +1 | закалка в газовой среде | Roman Karabaev |
3 | Резкое охлаждение путем разгрузки от внешнего давления инертным газом | Lev Semenov |
Proposed translations
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закалка в газовой среде
по-моему речь просто о закалке в газовой среде (а не в вакууме или, скажем, в масле). Например, в среде инертного газа.
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Резкое охлаждение путем разгрузки от внешнего давления инертным газом
Фрагмент - описание метода закаливания и условий его применения
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Note added at 22 час (2018-04-14 05:58:49 GMT)
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Types of Backfill, Partial Pressure and Cooling Gases for Vacuum Heat Treatment
October 6, 2017 by VAC AERO International
Vacuum furnaces (Fig. 1) can use a variety of different gases during the processing cycle in partial pressure operation, for backfilling to atmospheric pressure at the end of the processing cycle and for cooling/quenching. The most common of these gases (in order of frequency of use) are nitrogen, argon, hydrogen and helium
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Note added at 22 час (2018-04-14 05:58:49 GMT)
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Types of Backfill, Partial Pressure and Cooling Gases for Vacuum Heat Treatment
October 6, 2017 by VAC AERO International
Vacuum furnaces (Fig. 1) can use a variety of different gases during the processing cycle in partial pressure operation, for backfilling to atmospheric pressure at the end of the processing cycle and for cooling/quenching. The most common of these gases (in order of frequency of use) are nitrogen, argon, hydrogen and helium
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